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The Story of a New Name, Elena Ferrante
Elena Ferrante, tr. by Ann Goldstein, from The Days of Abandonment
[Text ID: “I was afraid that the effort I had made not to lose myself had aged me.”]
June Jordan, ‘Intifada Incantation: Poem 38 for b.b.L.’
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