By Rich Watson
Rich WatsonWriting about stuff from (mostly) way back when
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Since 2021, Rich Watson has been writing about twentieth-century pop culture biweekly, plus original fiction. He enjoys baseball, cooking and hiking. He lives in New York City.
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