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afi, twentythree and a complicated feast turning into a fine dining experience.

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The epigraph of Junot Díaz’s new novel, This Is How You Lose Her, comes from Sandra Cisneros’s “One Last Poem for Richard” and is a knife into the meat of my poor damned sentimental heart.

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Posted on Monday 27 August 2012.
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