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She had such control of , in her text messages, she was the Edith Wharton of...
Author:
Keith Gessen
Book:
All the Sad Young Literary Men
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She had such control of , in her text messages, she was the Edith Wharton of text messaging.
( Keith Gessen )
[ All the Sad Young Literary Men ]
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