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Parenting in a Pandemic, and Other Tales of Woe Original

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By Negative Space, Gillian Linden
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What to Read Find Your Next Book Spring Fiction Preview Spring Nonfiction Preview April Releases 22 Funny Novels What to Read Find Your Next Book Spring Fiction Preview Spring Nonfiction Preview April Releases 22 Funny Novels Gillian Linden's slim debut novel, "Negative Space," explores the being and nothingness of modern motherhood.
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“Negative Space,” Gillian Linden's Debut Novel: Book Review

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Negative Space by Gillian Linden Gillian Linden’s beguiling, vexing, and exhilarating debut novel, Negative Space, is a spare, almost austere book, whose unnamed narrator is a teacher at a private school in Brooklyn, a place with high expectations and no grades. Her husband, Nicholas, is a nice enough businessman who is doing well, but not so well that they can actually afford to send their own children to the school where she teaches.
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15 Beauty Hacks We’ve Learned From Derms and Makeup Artists – ZayZay.Com

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When I was working on a story about dehydrated skin, I learned about slugging, the K-beauty skincare technique where you apply an occlusive product, like Vaseline or a rich ointment, to your skin to trap moisture. This is extremely helpful if you’re constantly battling dry skin like I am. When I have a bout of dry skin, I do this for a night or two, and my skin feels so much better. And Heather D.
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