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A Jingle-Jangle Song | By Mariana Villa-Gilbert
Late 60s London, folk star Sarah Kumar arrives to give a concert. She is hot stuff and a hot mess - androgynous, awkward and alluring. Kumar attends hip parties, sings to adoring fans and passes out wasted.
She is a picture of consummate coolness, hid nervously behind huge sunglasses. Kumar's world is turned upside when she meets an older woman, the intoxicating Mrs. Stankovich.
A Jingle-Jangle Song | By Mariana Villa-Gilbert
Late 60s London, folk star Sarah Kumar arrives to give a concert. She is hot stuff and a hot mess - androgynous, awkward and alluring. Kumar attends hip parties, sings to adoring fans and passes out wasted.
She is a picture of consummate coolness, hid nervously behind huge sunglasses. Kumar's world is turned upside when she meets an older woman, the intoxicating Mrs. Stankovich.
