Mary Sutton

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Arts & Literature

“Burnham delves as deeply into our American literary heritage as she does into the ephemera of modern communication, examining how both can fall short in illuminating our loves, losses, and obsessions. In a voice that is sardonic, punchy, and full-throated, Burnham takes on everything from consumerism, instant messaging, bad romances, and the joys and pitfalls of motherhood. The reader will see herself and flinch at the precision with which Burnham gets under the skin.”