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Writing Wednesdays

Matt Lillywhite \ud83d\udcda
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Weekly essays about bookstores, libraries, and publishing newsletters on Substack. Also the deeply concerning amount of time I spend thinking about why one memoir book sells 12 copies while another becomes a cultural event.

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