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Sheila Heti, hunger, returning
Hi, thanks for being here. It’s November. If you missed it, this month’s forecast is out. I hope you enjoy this week’s essay. You can update your subscription if you like what I write and want to support this project financially. And if you’re somehow here without subscribing, you can do that below. + In Mitchell’s backyard, after a game night I’ve sort of invited myself to, it’s cold and dark. We’re drinking pumpkin beer. I am talking about how I’ve felt monstrous this week from my various illnesses. I start to quote Taylor Swift, and he beats me to it. Everybody else is a sexy baby.…
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