praise for something to be tiptoed around
“Ambitious and experimental, yet exact, nuanced and artful in its examination of its subjects: grief, death, femininity, sisterhood, and surprisingly (but not so surprisingly) life.” — Jennifer Nguyen for The Lifted Brow
“Something to be Tiptoed Around weaves theory, criticism, mythology, biography and narrative together to create a genre-defying novella.” — Jacinta Dietrich for Antithesis Journal
“Trauma is the volatile centre of the book; around it Jones wraps nonlinear narrative threads … She demonstrates how grief ignores chronology, the past breaks its borders.” — Eloise Grills for Sydney Review of Books
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Read an excerpt of Something to be Tiptoed Around from The Lifted Brow #33.
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