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Liana FinckThe New Yorker |
“How can I tell this isn’t a scam?”
I am coming clean about cheating on my work with housework.
I’m a writer, artist, and teacher—a great combination, until you try to put it into practice.
A decade ago, I would have said to lose yourself in books and nature. But, really, who has the energy?
Can friends come back from something like this?
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