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Miranda July is the very definition of a multi-media artist. She started in theater, made her name as a performance artist and came to broader national prominence as the writer, director and star of the film “Me, You and Everyone We Know.” Her latest endeavor is a book fo short fiction called “No One Belongs Here More Than You.” I spoke with Miranda in her office — a small house in Los Angeles’ Echo Park, the floor of which was strewn with art-in-progress.
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