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"This Close To Okay" Zooms In On A Romance Interwoven With The Realities of Mental Illnes
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... In Melissa Broder's New Novel "Milk Fed"
Michelle Buteau Balances Screwball Comedy And Painful Honesty In "Survival Of The Thickest"
Embodying The Whiplash Of Black Womanhood With Kenya Hunt In Her Offbeat ...
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Created on 11 February 2021
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Desire and Reality Collide in Melissa Broder's New Novel "Milk Fe
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Rachel is 24 and ravenous; for her mother’s love, for her Jewish faith which she’s strayed too far away from, and for all of the food she’s forbidden herself to eat. She maintains a sense of control ...
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Created on 11 February 2021
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"Loner" Is a Fun, Deadpan Take on Trying to Grow up When You Still Feel Like a Chil
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Lona, the main character in Georgina Young’s novel Loner, is just 19, but her plight is ageless. Having recently dropped out of art school, she’s unsure about her career prospects, questioning the point ...
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Created on 10 February 2021
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Feminist Comedian Lizz Winstead, Co-Creator Of "The Daily Show," Wants You To Laugh To Keep From Crying: Bust Intervie
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... from Corona Borealis: A Night of Comedy Under the Stars
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Michelle Buteau Balances Screwball Comedy And Painful Honesty In "Survival Of The Thickest"
How Comedian Jordan Firstman Became ...
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Created on 17 December 2020
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Michelle Buteau Balances Screwball Comedy and Painful Honesty in "Survival of the Thickest
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Standup comedian and Netflix queen Michelle Buteau (from The Circle and Welcome to Buteaupia) delivers a debut essay collection with Survival of the Thickest that’ll have readers cackling devilishly ...
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Created on 03 December 2020
