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52 Weeks a Party of One | Bianca Pensy Aba

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52 Weeks a Party of One" tells the story of Aisha, who after discovering her boyfriend and best friend are having an affair on New Year's Eve, leaves her life behind and moves to Dallas to spend a year alone, confronting long-buried personal issues including a strained relationship with her mother, a drifting connection with her brother, and the lingering impact of her absent father; as she navigates this solitary year, Aisha must decide whether to face her past head-on or continue to avoid it, ultimately exploring the complexities of healing and self-discovery while navigating the challenges of being "a party of one.".
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52 Weeks a Party of One | Bianca Pensy Aba

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For Aisha, the protagonist featured in 52 Weeks A Party of One, being jilted by a first-time true love is merely the mountain. Losing said love to a long-term best friend is the iceberg. An exposition-heavy account of the 30-year transition, this portrayal of a child-free, newly single woman uses internal monologue in lieu of sensory details to demonstrate solitude as anti-social behavior.