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Jennifer Egan on Brooklyn and childhood, for Slate
"I wasn't a kid who always wanted to be a writer." Also, her debut THE INVISIBLE CIRCUS (which I just read), etc.
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"I wasn't a kid who always wanted to be a writer." Also, her debut THE INVISIBLE CIRCUS (which I just read), etc.
When I was little, I knew I was a bookworm but not what order to say it in.
"I wasn't a kid who always wanted to be a writer." Also, her debut THE INVISIBLE CIRCUS (which I just read), etc.
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