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Using Fiction To Reshape Our Understandings Of Los Angeles

WORDS Posted: March 3, 2019 12:00 pm

Nikki Darling, author of Fade Into You, about her book and LA: “When communities of color are shown, it’s usually associated with violence and turmoil. In my lived experience, all sections of the city contain a swirled variance of different lived realities, histories, and ancestries. People have lived here long before Mulholland Drive and Raymond Chandler. Los Angeles is as old as the fault lines that run beneath it. I wanted to shake the city loose from its static image.” – LitHub

WORDS Published: 03.01.19

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