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Fly Bravely

Lia Buffa De Feo

Fly Bravely delivers storytelling about observations of everyday life, moments of magnitude (grief, loss, celebration), and the history of NYC. Each newsletter features a story + a photo of the week.

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  • Lia Buffa De Feo

    Forever-curious storyteller, NYC native, and mother to children here & gone. Moth StorySLAM winner. Contributor to NYT, WaPo, CNN, & Refinery29. Stories about motherhood, infertility, NYC, creativity & courage—one Sunday at a time.

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