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Packaging women’s fiction

June 15, 2007

“Nervous breakdown = broken shoe. Very good analogy, Major Publisher!”

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@maximus_clarke’s latest, “I Dwell in Possibil

@maximus_clarke’s latest, “I Dwell in Possibility,” is on view at @holocenternyc’s Space:Light show through October 30. Best viewed with old-school red/blue 3D glasses.

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I have immense admiration for @honoree_jeffers and her magnificent work, and I am over the moon that she told @bostonglobe she is enjoying Ancestor Trouble so far. I already mentioned her praise in my stories but I wanted to post it here so I remember this moment. This stage of putting a book into the world is an interesting waiting period. It feels a little like getting dressed for a party hours earlier than you need to.

Lunch and conversation (and, for me, gnocchi) with

Lunch and conversation (and, for me, gnocchi) with @cheemobile and @laurencerand at Le Zie, so good for the heart. Lauren left after first course for her swimming lesson and is represented here by the book she gave me, Lejla Kalamjujić’s slim, fascinating Call Me Esteban, which I am now reading on the LIRR back to Queens.

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