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So, Tell Me About Yourself? (Better Yet, Keep It To Yourself)
In the modern era where the online world leads to people posting pictures of their #delicious meals and over-sharing details of their lives that no one, not even their parents really want to hear, a strange wave has overtaken memoir, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ellie Wiesel, Jo Ann Beard, Joan Didion, Lena Dunham, Mary Karr, Maya Angelou, memoir, nonfiction
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Writing to Repel
I recently finished reading a memoir called Man Repeller by Leandra Medine. I tend to feel like I’m cheating on my classes when I read for pleasure during the academic term, not to mention the fact that that, at first glance, … Continue reading