The first comprehensive collection of Lucy R. Lippard's narrative writing features over fifty works spanning five decades. While she is best known for her pioneering work as a curator, author, and activist, Lippard’s compelling and always-candid fiction underscores her broader impact on contemporary culture. The anthology includes previously unpublished pieces, with excerpts from unreleased novels and collaborations with artists. Additional themes include Nature/Culture, Politics Rule, Placings/Replacings, and Happy Ending. These often experimental vignettes range from short stories and conceptual fiction to visual essays and political prose, showcasing the versatility of her literary voice.