In Lexi Freiman's Books, It's So Easy to Be Wrong
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People slept in huts or tents and sometimes left the curtain open when they showered... Breakfast was served in an open-air dining room swarmed by bees.
Anna, 39, is upset when her novel, a scatological comedy about the opioid crisis set in Appalachia, is received with hostility. Social media and critics alike accuse her of classism, narcissism, and 'excessive moral nuance.' But she's not particularly sorry.
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