Because They Wanted To
(Author) Mary Gaitskill'A perfectly formed set of stories about alienation in modern times' Independent 'Mesmerizing - almost ecstatic' The New York Times Mary Gaitskill's coolly compelling, quietly devastating stories explore the messy complexity of relationships between lovers, families and friends. An unsettling encounter on a plane; a tentative affair between an older woman and a younger man; the chasm between a father and his daughter: each expresses our longing for, and our fear of, human connection.
Mary Gaitskill
Mary Gaitskill is an acclaimed American author known for her raw and provocative writing style. Her most famous work, "Bad Behavior," explores themes of sexuality, power dynamics, and human relationships. Gaitskill's unflinching honesty and psychological insight have made her a key voice in contemporary literature.
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