Essay Mixtape
Nicole Starker CampbellEssays about Gen X life, aunthood, pop culture, loss, and optimism. If you wore MAC lipstick in Del Rio or watched Schoolhouse Rock!, I made this mix for you.
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Dolly Parton, a Childhood Librarian, and the Women Who Throw Auntie Vibes.
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Essays about Gen X life, aunthood, pop culture, loss, and optimism. If you wore MAC lipstick in Del Rio or watched Schoolhouse Rock!, this mix is for you.
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