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Shaved Meats, Piled High

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By Laura Lippman
| Substack
I spent eight days in New Orleans last month, primarily because I wanted to hunker down with my manuscript,1 WHICH I TURNED IN YESTERDAY, SUCKERS. But one can write/revise only so many hours, so I went out or had people over every day.2 The weather was uncannily beautiful for most of my time there and I started taking selfies in my inexplicably flattering powder room3. Over the course of seven full days, I wore eight sundresses and inflicted daily selfies on social media (Bluesky). No apologies.
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The Man Who Wasn’t There: The Barber of Santa Rosa

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By Laura Lippman
| criterion.com
Essays— Feb 24, 2026 Has there ever been a more aptly named film than The Man Who Wasn’t There? The title character, Ed Crane, is as pale and insubstantial as the long ash on his ever-present cigarette. A barber by trade, he is laconic to a fault, with the kind of face that a client doesn’t recognize mere hours after a haircut. He has no vices. (Smoking isn’t a vice in 1949 Santa Rosa, California.) He has no real passions. His marriage is sexless, and he’s a cuckold.
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Laura Lippman - biografia

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By Laura Lippman
| granice.pl
Gatunki literackie: Kryminał, sensacja, thriller Laura Lippman - popularne książki: To, co ukryte, Niebezpieczne kobiety, Ostatnie miejsce, Co wiedzą zmarli, W cieniu mistrza, Laura Lippman - najnowsze książki: Opowieści makabryczne, Spalona słońcem.
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