Mollyhall Seeley is a regular person. She lives in New York, writes books and music, andcan be found in various internet spaces under the name ofgeography, which she regretsto have chosen at 19 before she knew how embarrassing it would be to be called“Molly Ofgeography” for the rest of her life.

Ali Smith says:“Some teenage girls have – yes – performed a spell andhexed the moon. Now the moon, smooth-skinned, street-smart, dryly witty, seductive, powerful beyond belief, isliterally hanging out in one of their bedrooms. Pitch Perfectgone cosmic: in stylish sleight of hand and with pleasurablebravado this pop song of a novella reveals the hugeissues, importances, losses, survivals, impotence andpotencies in the everyday existence of a group of bestfriends and their families, a community of small-townpeople living their lives between naïvety and experience,youth and age, on the surface of the western world, in theunexpected absence – and intimate presence – ofmoonlight. Fullofyoung-adultwisdom,braidingdarkandlight together, it’s a charmer.”