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The great literary magazine just posted my piece “Be With Me.”
https://t.co/1T8fHZYQ05

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Journal of Compressed Creative Arts just published my piece "Finding My Story."
https://t.co/OAK9fCXHC0

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Brevity Blog recently posted my piece, "Awakening the Writer on the Black Leather Chair.
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My piece "My Father's Friend" just got published by the Salem Public Schools Website.
https://t.co/wW3fHnrdP8

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The Bluebird Word just published my essay, "At Home." https://t.co/r6IlR270jC

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Oyster River Pages just published my essay, "On Reading: a post-graduate journey of my reading life."
https://t.co/LbrNW5eADw

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bioStories just published my piece: "From The Inside."
https://t.co/syVzmayHIq

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Spry Literary Journal just published my essay about a beloved pharmacist colleague: Harold - Spry https://t.co/Pa5pPBoHC4

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The Critical Flame just published my piece:
Somebody Loves Us All: Finding Beauty in a Filling Station - The Critical Flame | The Critical Flame https://t.co/xdYySPx3pu

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@shirklesxp @TheAtlantic Loved your piece. I found the speeches so touching and appreciate how you help readers see the beauty they convey, despite a difficult Oscar night, where many disparage the Oscars completely.

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Love this piece on the Oscars. Shirley Li explains what I felt when I saw those two Oscar speeches. Succinctly and elegantly.

@shirklesxp writes: https://t.co/phhzBckdXE

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Well written food for thought:

"But admitting what I really thought, what I really believed about these complicated issues, I feared a similar exile. As jobs in the industry diminished, journalism had become even more cutthroat," @sarahhepola writes. https://t.co/aywobc8vtJ

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@JReinerMD @ErinBurnett She was excellent.

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Paul Farmer remodeled the field of global health with a key inversion, writes @ashishkjha—an approach based on what people need, not on the limits of what wealthy nations think they can give. https://t.co/MTL4Fgoa8u

Great piece about Paul Farmer.

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Jamie Raskin, Democracy’s
Defender https://t.co/EnTRwee6on Follow @newrepublic

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“It’s a Wonderful Life” is now 75 years old. But the film remains a timely exploration, @megangarber writes, of individual vulnerability: https://t.co/qw0mmQWsbm

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“Afterparties,” “Being a Human,” “Detransition, Baby,” and more: The Atlantic's writers and editors choose their favorite books of the year. https://t.co/T0T3OXeVDa

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Barack Obama shares his favorite books of 2021 https://t.co/Ny7V8qy3lm via @BostonGlobe

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Times Critics’ Top Books of 2021 https://t.co/WysVv4N0Q0

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Talking About the Best Books of 2021 https://t.co/JCQ7eanrgC