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Shabby Doll House @shabbydollhouse.bsky.social · 04/06/2025

one-day sports writing workshop, june 21st: shabbydollhouse.com

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glitterature @glitterature.bsky.social · 13/04/2025

“There was something else I’d never considered, that seemed so obvious once I’d thought about it: They’re both easier with other people.” Lucy K Shaw on the similarities of writing & running in her most recent @shabbydollhouse.bsky.social substack.

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Brent @brentreichenberger.bsky.social · 19/01/2025

If you're a millennial who watched the Twin Towers fall on a TV that was rolled into your classroom. If you blogged on LiveJournal or Xanga about how terrible your life was as teenager only to yearn for those days as you near 40. If you grew up queer and lonely. Read this book.

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joshboardman.txt @handle.invalid · 14/12/2024

Working with Lucy is a blast you guys, go say hi ✌🏻

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Shabby Doll House @shabbydollhouse.bsky.social · 14/12/2024

happy new year 👻 shabbydollhouse.com

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The Rumpus @therumpus.net · 11/12/2024

“I wanted to capture the sense that when you’re a teenager, things can sort of weirdly all have the same weight.” A conversation with Kristen Felicetti’s and Eleanor C. Whitney about Felicetti's debut novel, "Log Off" published by @shabbydollhouse.bsky.social therumpus.net/2024/12/11/k...

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Through the Y2K Looking Glass: A Conversation with Kristen Felicetti - The Rumpus

I think as a reader, you can make the mental connection between the internet then and now and how much things have changed.

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Anil Dash @anildash.com · 30/09/2024

This is fun, somehow I’d missed that Kristen Felicetti wrote a YA novel that takes the form of journal entries on a Livejournal blog in 2001. www.shabbydollhouse.com/log-off

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LOG OFF | Shabby Doll House

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