Editor’s Note: This is the third of three installments from Chapter 1 of the forthcoming serial memoir, Worse for Wear, by Adrian Margaret Brune. To read Chapter 1, Part 1, click here. Chapter 2, Part 2 is here. For additional information on the collaboration between Atticus Books and Ms. Brune, see the Atticus Books press release. “Ok, here’s [...]
Worse for Wear: Chapter 1, Part 2
Editor’s Note: This is the second of three installments from Chapter 1 of the forthcoming serial memoir, Worse for Wear, by Adrian Margaret Brune. To read Chapter 1, Part 1, click here. Chapter 1, Part 3 is here. For additional information on the collaboration between Atticus Books and Ms. Brune, see the Atticus Books press [...]
Worse for Wear: Chapter 1, Part 1
Editor’s Note: This is the first of three installments from Chapter 1 of the forthcoming serialized memoir, Worse for Wear, by Adrian Margaret Brune. To read Chapter 1, Part 2, click here. Chapter 1, Part 3 is here. For additional information on the collaboration with Ms. Brune, see the Atticus Books press release. The bed felt [...]
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