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A Dog Speaks To Another Dog In Front Of A Closed
Mike Twohy
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New Yorker January 25th, 1988
Eugene Mihaesco
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Thank Goodness You're Here - I Can't Accomplish
David Sipress
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A Mother Speaks To Her Son
Tom Cheney
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Quiet As Its Kept
Kara Walker
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Is There A Doctor Of Literature In The House?
Michael Maslin
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It's Plotted Out. I Just Have To Write It
Charles Barsotti
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A Writer Relaxes Behind His Typewriter
Edward Steed
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Write About Dogs!
George Booth
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Fourth Wall
Adrian Tomine
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A Woman Works On The Typewriter
Owen Smith
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Cole Porter And Moss Hart At A Piano
Lusha Nelson
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Chapter One: Call Me Scooter
Charles Barsotti
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Recognition
Adrian Tomine
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New Yorker October 4th, 1969
Saul Steinberg
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Orson Welles Resting On A Sculpture
Cecil Beaton
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A Wife Asks Her Writer-husband
George Booth
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Close-up Portrait Of Winifred Lenihan
Edward Steichen
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Blasphemy, Yes, But It Was Funny
Charles Barsotti
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New Yorker May 2nd, 1977
Charles Barsotti
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It's Doris Kearns Goodwin. Is There Anything We'd
David Sipress
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Title: Graveyard Of Past Deadlines. A Graveyard
Drew Dernavich
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A Pair Of Glasses On Top Of A Newspaper
Irving Browning
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Finish It? Why Would I Want To Finish It?
W.B. Park
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I've Got An Idea For A Story: Gus And Ethel Live
George Booth
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It's Publish Or Perish
Mischa Richter
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Yes, But What I Really Want To Do Is Write
Jack Ziegler
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A Court Jester Says To The King
David Sipress
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A Portrait Of Thomas Mann
Edward Steichen
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Portrait Of Joan Didion
Henry Clarke
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A Dog Announces To His Owner
Zachary Kanin
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New Yorker April 22nd, 1996
Roz Chast
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Truman Capote Leaning Back In A Chair
Horst P. Horst
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Willa Cather Wearing A Tie
Edward Steichen
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There's The Pressure From My Public
William Hamilton
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A Wife Says To A Depressed Looking
Frank Cotham
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William Butler Yeats Wearing A Three-piece Suit
Edward Steichen
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On The Other Hand
Edward Sorel
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A Man And Woman Sit On A Couch In Their Living
Roz Chast
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It Was The Best Of Starbucks. It Was The Worst
Christopher Weyant
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A Portrait Of Truman Capote
Horst P. Horst
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Let's Change 'brink Of Chaos' To 'everything
David Sipress
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No-fat Madeleines
Tom Hachtman
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It's About Sex And Revenge
Robert Weber
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Right Here Is Where You Lost The Narrative Flow
David Sipress
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With First Novels I Tend To Favor This Approach
Glen Baxter
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Writer's Block
Henry Martin
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Obscurity
Jeremy Nguyen
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Joan Harrison In A Dark Cinema
Ralph Crane
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Joan Didion And John Gregory Dunne
Henry Clarke
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A Portrait Of D.h. Lawrence
Elliott & Fry
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New Yorker March 22nd, 1952
Leonard Dove
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New Yorker December 23rd, 2002
Barry Blitt
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I'm Calling It 'genesis.' It's Part
Mort Gerberg
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A Homeless Man Holds A Sign That Says 'followed
Pat Byrnes
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New Yorker December 27th, 1999
Tom Hachtman
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I'll Run Through It Again. First
George Booth
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Mary Russell Laughing With Yves St. Laurent
Henry Clarke
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Where Earl Gets His Ideas
Michael Crawford
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Tin Man Stopped By Security At The Airport
Barry Blitt
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Thank You For Letting Us Consider The Enclosed
Lee Lorenz
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Wait A Minute! How Do I Know You're Not George
Donald Reilly
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One More Book
Frank Cotham
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You Are, Without A Doubt, The Worst Publicist
Harry Bliss
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Portrait Of Frank Danby
E. O. Hoppe
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Take Away His Brilliant Prose
Bruce Eric Kaplan
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Thomas Pynchon's Evil Twin
Roz Chast
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Two Spaces After Every Period
Kaamran Hafeez and Al Batt
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I Don't Understand It
Joe Dator
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A Suited Man Behind A Desk Addresses A Writer
Zachary Kanin
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A Man At A Cocktail Party Explains To Three
Charlie Hankin
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A Woman Is Seen Speaking With A Man As They Drink
William Hamilton
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