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    Writers’ Fridges: Jia Tolentino

    by Jia Tolentino Aug 06, 2019 2 minutes

    In our series Writers’ Fridges, we bring you snapshots of the abyss that writers stare into most frequently: their refrigerators.

    I just realized, having never before had an occasion to consider my thoughts on the matter, that I feel incredibly fond of the front of my fridge. Life should be more like the front of my fridge: entirely made up of postcards from your

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