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“Don’t ardor and rage amount to—usually appear—nearly the same? For the husband, at any rate, they do.” Flash fiction by Diane Williams. https://t.co/NDrp4aZ6US — PolitiTweet.org

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“Most of the time, what the characters were carrying on about was anyone’s guess.” In a new Personal History, Janet Malcolm remembers going to the opera with her father. https://t.co/P0u3RfDnGO — PolitiTweet.org

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Does a cowbell that you’ve never set eyes on count as an heirloom? What about your parents’ old duvet set from the ’80s? Claire-Louise Bennett reflects on the meaning of a family’s treasured objects. https://t.co/9aobi3ctpA — PolitiTweet.org

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