<p>Jane Ransom's <i>Bye-Bye</i> is a darkly comic first novel, both sexy and profoundly philosophical. The protagonist/narrator is a bisexual divorcee in Manhattan who assumes a false identity in an effort to escape the past and to spy on her own life. While exploring issues of gender and self, <i>B
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Bye-Bye, Evil Eye
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- Cormorant Books
- Year
- 2014
- Category
- Fiction
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