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Excerpt: “On Being ‘Sick in the Head’”
This essay excerpt was written by Haley Hamilton in Chloe Caldwell’s 12-Month Essay Collection Generator
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Haley Hamilton is a Boston-based writer, bartender, and former roller derby skater. Her writing can be found in multiple publications, including Catapult, MELMagazine, EATER, Greatist, Bustle, and Boston’s alt-weekly, DigBoston, where her column, "Terms of Service," won a 2018 AAN Award for Best Food Writing. You can find her on Twitter @saucylit and on Instagram @drinkwriteboston
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