Writer Samantha Irby Says Wow, No Thank You To Getting Older

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Writer Samantha Irby Says Wow, No Thank You To Getting Older

FromReset with Sasha-Ann Simons

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Writer Samantha Irby talks about her book Wow: No Thank You. From parenting, to home ownership, to going to a club and realizing you look like everyone’s mom, Irby tackles growing older in a collection of (often painfully) hilarious essays.

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