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Cari Luna

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Cari Luna is the author of The Revolution of Every Day, which won the Ken Kesey Award for Fiction. A fellow of Yaddo and Ragdale, her writing has appeared in The Nation, Guernica, Salon, Jacobin, Electric Literature, Catapult, PANK, and elsewhere. She lives in Portland, Oregon.

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Cari Luna Julie, you've made my day! Thank you!

I'm currently revising another novel, and hope it will go out to editors within a few months. Thanks for asking! …more
Julie, you've made my day! Thank you!

I'm currently revising another novel, and hope it will go out to editors within a few months. Thanks for asking! It's encouraging to know that readers are waiting for the next book.(less)
Cari Luna Thanks so much for your kind words, Julie. I'm thrilled that you loved Revolution! The housing crisis and houselessness are huge problems here in Port…moreThanks so much for your kind words, Julie. I'm thrilled that you loved Revolution! The housing crisis and houselessness are huge problems here in Portland as well, and it's something I work to address in my activism, but I've got other issues on the table for my current fiction work. But thanks for sharing your idea! (less)
Average rating: 3.95 · 373 ratings · 75 reviews · 3 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Revolution of Every Day

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“she thought maybe she’d be a rock star, but she just ended up another name on the very long list of people Lou Reed was rude to. Yeah,”
Cari Luna, The Revolution of Every Day

“Apartment windows are cracked open to the cold to balance overzealous radiators, and there's comfort in the sounds drifting out. Each window Amelia passes hints at the warmth inside: people talking, people laughing, kitchen sounds, the steady pulse of music. Now salsa, now reggae. Now opera, now rock. voices in English, in Spanish in Korean, in junkie gibberish. And she's a part of it, at least as long as the sounds of all those lives wash over her.”
Cari Luna, The Revolution of Every Day

“Fourteen years together and Anne still doesn’t speak much Spanish. You’d think she’d be a little curious, at least. Want to know what the inside of her husband’s head sounds like. If she lived half her life, dreamed more than half her dreams in some other language, he’d want to know. He’d want in.”
Cari Luna, The Revolution of Every Day

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