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Difficult Artist

Cadence13 and Lizzy Goodman

Jia Tolentino

SEP 9, 202178 MIN
Difficult Artist

Jia Tolentino

SEP 9, 202178 MIN

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Lizzy talks to New Yorker staff writer Jia Tolentino about the weird honor of becoming well known for writing about commodification of self - Tolentino's best-selling essay collection Trick Mirror was published in 2019. They also, predictably, get to talking about the golden age of blogging, pandemic anxiety, and why so many women of the millennial generation grew up convinced feminism was a dirty word.  

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