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INTERVIEW: Felicia Sullivan, Author of The Sky Isn’t Visible From Here

Tuesday, February 5th, 2008

I’m going to disclose right here that I know Felicia Sullivan, author of the new memoir The Sky Isn’t Visible From Here. Not especially well, but from the New York writery scene—a book party here, a KGB reading there. She’s a blogger, an online marketing whiz, a radio host, and the founder of a terrific [...]

EXCERPT: The Sky Isn’t Visible From Here by Felicia Sullivan

Tuesday, February 5th, 2008

In Brooklyn, my mother and I lived with a man named Avram who taught me two sentences in Hebrew: I love you and I need five hundred dollars. His body was covered in hair as thick as wool, but his skin was slick, smoothed with baby oil. He never left the house without Afrin nasal [...]

 
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