Kristen Arnett Books in Order
Explore Kristen Arnett books in order, including Mostly Dead Things and With Teeth, with publication dates and summaries of her fiction about queer families.
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Kristen Arnett books in publication order
4 books
Felt in the Jaw
by Kristen Arnett
2017
Ten stories follow queer women confronting strained families, intimacy, and uncertain connections. A dancer loses language, a camping trip turns frightening, and a reunion exposes old wounds, revealing how everyday encounters can reshape the search for belonging.
Mostly Dead Things
by Kristen Arnett
2019
After her father's suicide, Jessa-Lynn takes over the family's failing Florida taxidermy business. Her mother's unusual artwork, her brother's withdrawal, and her sister-in-law's disappearance complicate her efforts to hold together a family fractured by grief.
With Teeth
by Kristen Arnett
2021
Florida mother Sammie struggles to connect with her increasingly hostile son while resenting her confident, often absent wife. As childhood difficulties become teenage aggression, her ideal of family life gives way to questions about responsibility and love.
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Stop Me If You've Heard This One
by Kristen Arnett
2025
Professional clown Cherry Hendricks struggles to support herself in Orlando while seeking love and artistic recognition. An older lesbian magician offers mentorship and attraction, but pursuing their connection forces Cherry to weigh ambition against the community she hopes to build.
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