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Rereading Joan Didion, “you find her astringency relentless, undimmed by age,” Zadie Smith writes. “Maybe this is why it remains easier to look at pictures of Didion than to read her. The look is undoubtedly a vibe. But the reading is a dissection.” https://t.co/1VOla6kza9 — PolitiTweet.org

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“During the day, I volunteer for the Territorial Defense Forces, delivering food or equipment to soldiers,” the Ukrainian artist Sergiy Maidukov writes. “By night, I draw.” See Maidukov’s illustrations of Kyiv after dark. https://t.co/myh6nWCdlj — PolitiTweet.org