Brian Eshleman

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She had lived in the two-bedroom apartment for twenty-three years, far longer than she’d ever lived anywhere in her life. She’d decorated and redecorated its rooms dozens of times, her eye never quite satisfied with the story she wanted them to tell. “Everything we do is autobiographical,” she would say, and the rooms in that apartment certainly were.
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