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The Lost Archive

Name: The Lost Archive
Brand: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS
SKU: 9780299342241
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By Lynn C. Miller
Imprint: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS
Release Date: July 10, 2023
Format: PAPERBACK
Pages: 176

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The characters-young and old, queer and straight, contemporary and historical-who inhabit Lynn C. Miller's stories often find themselves in defining moments and crisis situations. As they search through the archives of memory, truth, and experience, they seek to understand not only the past and present but themselves. Stretching the definition of "archive," Miller builds interconnected webs that surprise, much like the seemingly random papers collected in a box of materials. Fraught relationships, mistaken identities, mysterious disappearances, and the search for love play out in these stories. Friendships are celebrated, ex-husbands cross the line, and Gertrude Stein attempts to write her memoir. An unusual collection that proves greater than the sum of its parts, The Lost Archive will haunt readers with the intensity of its vision.

Lynn C. Miller is the author or coeditor of six previous books, including The Day After Death and The Unmasking.

EXHIBIT A Archival Footage How Much Is Enough? Afterthought Pueblo Luna Words Shimmer EXHIBIT B Is It Really You? Duluth David's Harvest Coincidence Other Married People How Did You Know It Was Time To Go? EXHIBIT C Pale Blue Standing In the Light Curiosities Noir By Night Everyday Monsters Regret EXHIBIT D Old Vines Flight Dry Tinder The Dead Know The Last Usher ACKNOWLEDGMENTS and publication credits

As Lynn Miller's people search the archives of their lives to establish or reestablish their purpose, she shows us, file by file, story by story, how intimately we are all connected to each other. The Lost Archive is laced through with humor and heartache, interwoven with strange, charmed moments of joy." - Jesse Lee Kercheval, author of Underground Women

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