Shopgirl

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Shopgirl is a novella by Steve Martin that explores the lonely, bittersweet romantic entanglements of a young saleswoman in Los Angeles.

All labels observed (5)

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Shopgirl canonical 7
Shopgirl (film) 2
Shopgirl (2000 novella) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
novella
adaptedAs Shopgirl (film)
linked to: Shopgirl
author Steve Martin
basedOn Shopgirl
countryOfOrigin United States
explores bittersweet romantic entanglements
search for connection in a big city
genre novella
romantic fiction
hasTheme emotional isolation
loneliness
romantic relationships
urban alienation
language English
mainCharacter Mirabelle Buttersfield
mediaType print
narrativePerspective third-person narration
protagonistOccupation saleswoman
protagonistWorkplace glove counter at a department store
publicationYear 2000
publisher Hyperion
releaseYear 2005
screenwriter Steve Martin
settingLocation Los Angeles

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Steve Martin notableWork Shopgirl
Shopgirl adaptedAs Shopgirl (film)
linked to: Shopgirl
Shopgirl (film) basedOn Shopgirl
subject linked to: Shopgirl
Claire Danes notableWork Shopgirl
Claire Danes notableFilm Shopgirl
Jason Schwartzman notableWork Shopgirl
Mirabelle Buttersfield appearsIn Shopgirl (novella)
linked to: Shopgirl
Mirabelle Buttersfield appearsIn Shopgirl (film)
linked to: Shopgirl
Mirabelle Buttersfield firstAppearance Shopgirl (2000 novella)
linked to: Shopgirl
Mirabelle Buttersfield basedOnWorkBy Shopgirl by Steve Martin
linked to: Shopgirl
Bridgette Wilson notableWork Shopgirl