Happy Hour by Marlowe Granados

Happy Hour by Marlowe Granados

Isa and Gala arrive in New York for the summer with a few hundred dollars, no work permits and a market stall. What they have instead is an unerring instinct for which party will feed them and which man will pay for the taxi.

Granados writes it as Isa's diary, and the pleasure is entirely in the voice — knowing, funny, completely unapologetic about using charm as a currency. Nothing improving happens, nobody learns a lesson, and the refusal to make the novel a cautionary tale is the point of it.

A cult favourite, and the rare novel about young women that treats pleasure as a legitimate subject.

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✅ Matt cover (Paperback)