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Elogio ao estranhamento social

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By Lisa Bubert
| outraspalavras.net
Boletim Outras Palavras Receba por email, diariamente, todas as publicações do site Agradecemos! Você já está inscrito e começará a receber os boletins em breve. Boa leitura! Por Lisa Bubert, no Revista Noema | Tradução: Rôney Rodrigues Por fora, o bar não tinha nada de especial.
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The Healing Power Of Social Friction | NOEMA

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By Lisa Bubert
| Noema Magazine Verified
Credits Lisa Bubert is a writer and librarian living in Nashville, Tennessee. Her work can be found in Longreads, Texas Highways, West Branch and elsewhere. Outside, the bar was unremarkable. Inside, it teemed with the weirdest collection of people: a socioeconomic grab bag of college kids and yuppies, seniors and empty nesters, bikers and cowboys, liberals and conservatives, locals and visitors. That’s what I loved most about Crossroads — it was an “all kinds” kind of place.
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The Grumpy Ghost Upstairs

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By Lisa Bubert
| BookPage Verified
Up in the old, dark, dusty attic lives a little ghost who is, quite happily, all alone. The little ghost has the run of the attic. But, just once, he’d like to swoop and swirl under the stars outside—just to see how it feels. So one night, he breaks out of his attic and does just that. But when he returns, he is no longer alone. The little girl downstairs has infiltrated his space. No longer happily alone, the little ghost must scare off his small intruder—if he wants to.
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