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“Brain Scrub” by Elizabeth Kaye Cook
Her brain outside of her head had a cuteness, a lumpen-ness, a rubber-duckie dumbness. The bathroom lights shone on its surface. Squeaky clean.
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FILM REVIEW: 65
From tired B-listers to the biggest names in the business, half of Hollywood’s leading men want to play characters like
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INTERIVEW: Lavie Tidhar on Asking the Right Questions
“I don’t know what it is. It doesn’t obey any particular rules. I think that would be very boring.”
