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Author of I Was Told There'd Be Cake, How Did You Get This Number, The Clasp, Look Alive Out There, Cult Classic and Grief Is for People
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For People with Misophonia, Everyday Noises Can Be Agony

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By Sloane Crosley Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
In January, the Duke Center for Misophonia and Emotion Regulation hosted a webinar, led by Zach Rosenthal, a professor and a clinical psychologist who would love to see misophonia released from medical purgatory. Rosenthal founded the center, part of the Duke University School of Medicine, in 2018; in addition to misophonia, he and his team also study misokinesia, a condition that was first named in a 2013 study by the Dutch psychiatrist Arjan Schröder.
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A Child’s World: Sloane Crosley on the Short Fiction of Katherine Mansfield

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By Sloane Crosley Verified
| Literary Hub Verified
Oh, to live in a room filled with the objects described by Katherine Mansfield. To arrange her combs, playing cards, and enamel boxes, to try on “the most amusing orange coat with a procession of black monkeys round the hem.” This would be joy enough, but why limit ourselves?
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It’s Oscars Snubbing Season Again

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By Sloane Crosley Verified
| The New York Times Verified
It’s an honor just to be nominated. Alas, one is not always granted the option for such graciousness. When actors are left out of the running for an Academy Award, they have to make do with being the subject of public uproar, of cries for justice from people whose previous tantrum was over a discontinued potato chip. The Oscar snub has become its own conversational domain, a prominent outgrowth of the Oscars themselves.
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