"I've never been fully on board with my face. I know that's about as revelatory a statement from a woman in this world as saying 'Sorry! Totally my mistake!' when there's a global recession."
"We would get letters from this woman named Nancy S. She would send in these irate restaurant reviews, handwritten letters, like, 'I had a very bad experience with this waitress and did not leave a tip.' I wasn't sure what her end game was."
"I learned how to copy-edit and fact-check, which are skills that have come in handy as a writer. But the thing that ended up scaring me about journalism, especially with the fact-checking, was, like, you had to call places and talk to an author."
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