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The writers behind this newsletter.
London-based, kimono-clad Japanese writer & translator. I share my insights and experiences about art, culture, and travel\ud83c\udf38
I used to know a little bit about some things. Now I am not so sure. That may change. FAQ (since bots): 69 years old, single, never married, no kids. Near Jupiter, FL. Retired jcksnhsr at gmail dot com
An art and craft enthusiast (especially marbelling) who makes up for lack with talent with excess of enthusiasm!
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