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true confessions from a serial housemate

By lip magazine on 20 December 2007

from issue 12: by Jo Clay My name is Jo and I am a serial housemate. I am not talking about reality television. I am talking about life. At last count I have had seventeen housemates in three different countries. Many have been good friends. Some have become my second family (the fake Brady Bunch [...]

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Griffith Review

By Rachel Funari on 9 August 2006

Hey all, The Griffith Review’s “The Next Big Thing” edition is now online and features writing by Gen x and yers, including me. You can read the full text of the articles that didn’t make it into the print edition (including my piece). I’ve only read the intro so far and will continue reading over [...]

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