In these fourteen stories, Joseph Harmon crafts intimate and clear-eyed portraits of people in search of connection: with each other, with the past, and with themselves. Moving across worlds and perspectives, between nursing home residents and Russian hackers, Attached is a prescient collection about the promise and peril of being known. In “Limbo,” a graduate student struggles to write a dissertation about narrative as she loses her own sense of purpose. In “Ranger,” a park ranger flees from a wildfire and the memories that bind him to home. As we swerve around the sharp corners of our lives, navigating trauma and loss, confusion and uncertainty, Attached asks us to believe that our relationships can carry us through.