Ebook {Epub PDF} The Bed Moved by Rebecca Schiff

 · — Rebecca Schiff, The Bed Moved. I had such high hopes for this collection. It had glowing reviews from almost every publication I had researched it on. The NYT Book Review wrote “Ms. Schiff has an almost Nabokovian boldness and crispness of phrase,” and HuffPost stated “the women in Schiff’s stories are realer than real; armed with.  · The title of Rebecca Schiff's debut short story collection, The Bed Moved, is a short, declarative sentence. Grammatically, it's straightforward. But its meaning is strange -- fantastical, even. It raises more questions than answers: where, and how, did the bed move? Did it move once, or continuously, a floating space-bed? And whose bed was it?Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins. Frank and irreverent, Rebecca Schiff’s stories offer a singular view of growing up (or not) and finding love (or not) in today’s ever-uncertain landscape. In its bone-dry humor, its pithy observations, and its thrilling ability to unmask the most revealing moments of human interaction—no matter how fleeting— The Bed Moved announces a new talent to be reckoned with/5(43).

The Bed Moved: Stories I first heard about Rebecca Schiff when I read her story in the WSR. It was so good I wanted to devour more of her writing and saw that she had published a book of her stories. The stories themselves were unique and she does a good job capturing the voice of her generation. I would recommend this book. Rebecca Schiff reads "The Bed Moved" Posted by duh at AM No comments: Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Saturday, Septem. THE BED MOVED in the New York Times Book Review. Rebecca Schiff is on Facebook. Join Facebook to connect with Rebecca Schiff and others you may know. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes.

Rebecca Schiff gets real about sleeping around in her short story "The Bed Moved." Directed by Jay BuimCinematography by Kyle RepkaProduced by Mallory RiceEd. But after taking them all in, we may find ourselves quite taken with this distinctive new voice in fiction, hungry for more of it and—like the collection’s titular bed—moved. Schiff’s startlingly honest, deliciously wry stories herald the arrival of a beguiling new talent. At once acerbic and heartbreaking, Schiff's fictional plots draw on the modern female experience - what it means to share a bed, to endure a loss, to seek a crutch, and willingly become one yourself." - Refinery29 "People will say The Bed Moved is a collection of droll stories about love and youth and those people will be correct. But that's not the thing.