Three boroughs. Two people. One summer that could change everything.
"This is not a love story," she said.
"Good. I've never been big on those," he responded.
"But this might hurt a little."
"Well, then make it hurt good."
So begins Ran Walker's 19th book, a collection of microfiction that tells the story of a relationship between two unnamed characters and their romance over the course of a single summer in New York City.
Flowing like a mixtape, the collection reads like a concept album, revealing the highs and lows of two people fighting against time to build a relationship that could change them both.
