“In Brittany Micka-Foos’s extremely impressive debut short story collection, younger women, wives and mothers—some married, some not—contend with their relationships with the men in their lives and, in some cases, their relationships with their own bodies. The collection delights with its subtleties, dark hints, and surprises. The author’s voice is probing, questioning, and compassionate. Every story in It’s No Fun Anymore drew me in and left me thinking and caring about the characters long after I finished the book.”  — Lynn Levin, author of House Parties and The Minor Virtues 

“Alternating between poignant, grim, and sometimes haunting stories, It’s No Fun Anymore cuts to the core of all our deepest fears about being a woman in the 21st century. In stark prose, Micka-Foos makes you feel the immediacy of her characters’ experience as they navigate motherhood, career, love, and getting out of bed each morning. Every story invites you to wrestle with the choices you’d make in the same situation, and that’s where the real fun begins.” — Alexandria Faulkenbury, author of Somewhere Past the End