THE GIRLS
By Emma Cline
Random House, June 14, 2016
A rudderless girl finds herself at the flashpoint of a stumbling and dangerous counter-culture in the summer of 1969. A hauntingly precise investigation into how frighteningly mutable the inchoate self can be, and just how far that self will go to be seen and named, The Girls is a stunning debut from a brilliant new voice in American fiction.
About the Author
Emma Cline has an MFA from Columbia University, works in the fiction department of The New Yorker, was awarded the 2014 Plimpton Prize for Fiction from The Paris Review, where her fiction and essays have been published.