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She told me that most cleaners at the hostel were artists and often collaborated on projects. But when I told her I was a writer, she didn’t bother to ask what kind. Was it because I wasn’t dressed like a Berlin artist (my pants were black but my T-shirt was white) (and I don’t own any combat boots) or could she tell from my eyes that I haven’t wri
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Two latest essay books:
ALEX MUST HAVE GONE SWIMMING—hard to imagine she’d gone in the dirty pool, the water probably half beer at this point—but how else had her hair gotten wet?
Emma Cline • The Guest: ‘The tension never wavers’ (GUARDIAN)
coffee shops are physical filtering algorithms, too: they sort people based on their preferences, quietly attracting a particular crowd and repelling others by their design and menu choices.
Kyle Chayka • Filterworld

Lo scalpellino: La terza indagine di Erica Falck e Patrik Hedström (Farfalle)
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