"I always knew that, someday, enthusiasm over a kitchen appliance would mark the beginning of my descent into old age. However, I thought I had at least until the end of my mid-twenties." After the dissolution of her carefully set plans, twenty-three-year-old author Laura Nejako finds herself single, living with her parents, and ready for reinvention. Consisting of essays written over the course of two years, Let's Become Strangers examines the nature of desirability, the transiency of life, and the interconnectedness of strangers. By adding humor to the seemingly mundane, Nejako discovers levity and meaning in the unexpected. These essays pose thought-provoking questions like: - Does snail mucin smell delicious? - Why do dating apps and pet-finding platforms share so many similarities? - How does one accept that everything will change? Let's Become Strangers is for anyone wondering "So what happens next?"

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