A book about the simple art of hanging out, and of taking back our social lives from the deadening whirl of contemporary life.
What The Reviewers Say
Sophie Haigney,
Bookforum
The book, which has many moments of sharp and vivid writing, suffers from being packaged as a manifesto.
Bradley Babendir,
The Washington Post
Liming’s self-proclaimed manifesto opens with a simple and expansive account of what hanging out is, the better to help us understand why it matters.
Margaret Grayson,
Seven Days VT
Part memoir, part research project and part manifesto on the importance of spending casual, unproductive time with other people.
Booklist
Readers will gain a new appreciation for their next get-together after reading this fascinating book and taking the author’s well written words to heart..