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💥 Books: Prelude to Bruise. How We Fight For Our Lives. Alive at the End of the World. 💥 Co-host of #VibeCheckPod 💥 Reps: @TuesdayAgency @SheedyLit
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Oxford American | Mister Anthony

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By Saeed Jones
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New Orleans, Louisiana December 26, 2023 “You an author?” my Lyft driver asks as I buckle my seatbelt. “Yes?” I answer, looking up. Following his eyes in the rearview mirror, I realize he’s looking at the sign of the bookstore where he’s picked me up, Baldwin & Co. “Oh, yes. Got some good reading done today,” I add. He nods and pulls us away from the curb. “That used to be a daiquiri store,” he explains. He’s happy to see a bookstore in this neighborhood.
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Oxford American | Mister Anthony

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By Saeed Jones
| Oxford American Verified
New Orleans, Louisiana December 26, 2023 “You an author?” my Lyft driver asks as I buckle my seatbelt. “Yes?” I answer, looking up. Following his eyes in the rearview mirror, I realize he’s looking at the sign of the bookstore where he’s picked me up, Baldwin & Co. “Oh, yes. Got some good reading done today,” I add. He nods and pulls us away from the curb. “That used to be a daiquiri store,” he explains. He’s happy to see a bookstore in this neighborhood.
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SNAPSHOT: 2003, "We Who?"

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By Saeed Jones
| Werk-In-Progress
2003, Lewisville High School, Junior year. It was the year the Dixie Chicks said onstage at a concert that they were ashamed to be from the same state as President George W. Bush. The year talk radio hosts would invite listeners from all over Dallas-Forth Worth to call in and say exactly what they thought about those three white women from Texas who had dared to insult our President and insult the war of which we were all so proud.
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