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- newyorkermagIn 1964, the novelist and screenwriter Nell Dunn invited a few friends to her house, opened a bottle of wine, and started asking questions. The result: “Talking to Women,” a short book of the edited conversations, which are revealing about the time just before second-wave feminism—yet still feel contemporary. Read more about the forgotten classic at the link in our bio. Illustration by @bethhoeckel.
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- sunsarmiOnly one bottle?
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