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Head of News @theipaper. First book: Kutchinsky’s Egg - a family story of love, loss & obsession by Serena Kutchinsky OUT NOW @simonschusteruk
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I left London for Essex to give my kids a better life. Now we're returning

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Serena Kutchinsky It was my husband Alex who said it first, lying in bed, almost exactly a year ago. “What if we moved back to Hackney?” I let myself fantasise for maybe 40 seconds. Picnics on London Fields. The corner coffee shop. Friends are a short walk away. Then I shut it down, the way you shut down fantasies about running off to Lisbon or having a threesome: briskly, fondly, with a sort of adult shrug. Those days were over. We had our dream home. Our own apple tree.
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I left London for Essex to give my kids a better life. Now we’re returning

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The Jeweled Easter Egg That Destroyed My Father

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Why my father risked everything for a malfunctioning, multi-million-dollar jeweled egg—only for it to destroy his business, his family, and his life As a child, I grew up surrounded by beauty. Before I could read, Dad taught me to recognize precious stones, pouring glittering piles onto his desk and letting me examine them through a loupe. I remember the bright clatter as gems spilled from the tiny, white paper packets he kept tucked inside his suit jacket.
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