‘The Leftovers’ and Living Reminders; or, Why I Write About Grief
What if the grief never gets better? What if I don’t want it to?
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Elena Zhang is a freelance writer based in Chicago. Her writing can be found in Hazlitt, The Rumpus, Paste Magazine, Racked, Food52, The Establishment, Extra Crispy, Bustle, and The Mary Sue, among other publications. Follow her on Twitter: @EZhang77
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