Displacement from the self - by Andrew Wu

A review of Garielle Lutz’s Worsted

Displacement from the self A review of Garielle Lutz’s Worsted Andrew Wu Jun 18, 2026 4 1 Share Everything ever after was to the tune of some other tune or another—never the one stuck in your head. In 2021, Short Flight/Long Drive published Garielle Lutz’s Worsted , a collection of short stories, the first of which shares a title with the collection. That titular story Worsted —which from now on Worsted will refer to—is too a collection of shorts, scraps of fragments of lumps of the narrator’s life. Reading Worsted is, in the best way, like breathing fumes. Each fragment is infused with a cert

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