Nothing Special

Set in 1966 New York City, "Nothing Special" follows teenage Mae as she starts working as a typist for artist Andy Warhol, immersing herself in the vibrant and chaotic world of the sixties counterculture. Through her experiences with friends and the tapes she transcribes, Mae navigates themes of friendship, independence, and the blurred lines between art and voyeurism. This debut novel offers a sharp, humorous, and thought-provoking exploration of identity and youth during a turbulent era.