Losing is What Matters Women Authors Perversely

Perversely

While the stories begin in an upbeat fashion and work to a crescendo

Christine Montalbetti's novel quickly becomes a playfully unpredictable exploration of American culture

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Losing is What Matters Women Authors PerverselyToday, losing is perceived as the worst and most despicable of defeats. The protagonist of this novel is a consummate loser. Predestined to profes sional success and social normalities, an unexpected eventthe woman he lives with leaves himwill begin a whirlwind of nonsense and diffi culties that will lead him to the edge of the abyss. However, perhaps it is precisely in the fall where one finds the keys to survival. Guided by an old friend and