Bluets by Maggie Nelson

Bluets by Maggie Nelson

Two hundred and forty numbered paragraphs, beginning: suppose I were to begin by saying that I had fallen in love with a colour.

The blue is real — she collects blue objects, quotes Goethe and Wittgenstein on it — and it is also the frame for two things she cannot address directly: the end of a relationship, and a close friend left quadriplegic by an accident. The fragments circle both without ever settling, which is the only honest form for what she is describing.

A cult classic of contemporary non-fiction, and the book that made Maggie Nelson's reputation.

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