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Dipping carrots into carrot “pâté” like an absolute carrot-on-carrot criminal
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It’s hard to decide how many Ys to use in “heyyy” before it comes across as slutty instead of hype.
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dropping down into the eternal well of consciousness from which our individual, subjective experiences of reality emerge, can i get anyone anything
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Babe, wake up I have something devastating about the prison system to share :)
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I met a cat in Hawaii. I’m being haunted by tiny black cats that won’t fit in my suitcases.
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thinking of a rebrand—going by ‘jennifer’ only tweeting sincere takes and unsolicited investment advice – at Manhattan, NY
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i started ordering dirty chais bc i saw a really cool looking girl order one last week. and now, i am the really cool looking girl ordering dirty chais
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Babe wake up I just remembered something about my childhood let’s see if it’s funny or traumatic
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🎉 It's pub day for ENDPAPERS! Huge gratitude to everyone who's bought, read, reviewed & championed it! I'm so excited to share it with you. Writing & publishing a book takes a whole community of dedicated, talented people. I'd like to thank some of them here too 🧵
ALT On a yellow and blue background is a picture of ENDPAPERS: A NOVEL by Jennifer Savran Kelly. The cover of the book shows a collage of a person's face, made from torn horizontal strips of paper. The top half of the face is feminine and the bottom half is masculine.
ALT On a yellow background is a red distressed, torn piece of paper. The text over it reads, "Richly imagined...Dawn's evolution as an artist and a person gives the novel its beating heart."—Publishers Weekly
