Linda Leven, a 76-year-old muse with an insatiable hunger for fame
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Sharon Tate: Victim of America
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Kendra Allen on her first book, "When You Learn the Alphabet," and the challenges and rewards of writing about trauma
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How the micro-bag trend reflects our craving for minimalism
