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“But every time I started, I was horrified by my writing.”
“I walked in on the aftermath of an intervention.”
“All of his friends knew: He had just signed a publishing deal for 30,000 dollars, which was an unimaginably large sum.”
“I thought I was far away from the self who had experienced these things.”
“And I’m going to ask you for a favor: One of the people in the story became famous while I knew him, and then he died.”
“Life burned bright, hormones surged, and we were the most beautiful people who had ever existed.”
“She is the “Dear Reader” of Blue Spark.”
“Writing fiction, I felt in control.”
“Pete Walker’s Complex PTSD came out a few months after this essay was published.”
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“Writing nonfiction about myself was mortifying.”
“When I had met her the year before, she was (or seemed to be) giddily happy with him.”
“Writing was certainly a start, but it wasn’t until this piece was published that I truly began to feel some relief.”
“And to Electric Literature—where I’ve dreamed of seeing this piece live again—for doing the same.”
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