An American Weirdo in Galway
Rebecca GonshakIn which a nerdy American girl goes to Ireland for two months and writes about it.
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Hope Is a Verb
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First, a call to action: Please vote. Pleeease vote. Please. Vote.
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Writer, amateur comedian, and karaoke enthusiast from Spokane, WA. Stories/essays in Prairie Schooner, The Account, Alien Mag, and The Swamp.
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