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'My mother wrote in hieroglyphics. Every morning she would greet the first faint light with her notebook, her pen and her Bible. She believed this sacred writing time was the source of her strength. Pages and pages covered in indecipherable shorthand, learned at secretarial school and then refined into a personal code.' (Publication abstract)
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Epigraph: I started keeping a diary twenty-five years ago. It’s eight hundred thousand words long. – Sarah Manguso
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