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The Truth Is, I Wrote A Novel When I Was 23. It's Hideously Bad. Truly Rotten.

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I Was Surprised By How Much I Loved Portland. It Is So Wonderfully Creative Without Being Artsy. Great Food Scene.

Uniqueness Is Wasted On Youth. Like Fine Wine Or A Solid Flossing Habit, You'll Be Grateful For It When You're Older.

I Think It's Hard To Have A Full-time Job And Write Fiction, But For Essays, You Need To Be In The World.