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How Academics Survive the Writing Grind: Some Anecdotal Advice
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One Decade, Two Writers, Many Actors, and Finally My Book Became a Movie
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On Death in the Borderlands and Who is Allowed to Grieve
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Joanna Walsh
“It’s the old story: It’s not you, it’s me. Or, rather, it’s the place we’re at.”
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