The Sealed Room: What October 7 Taught Me About Distance
On watching my country from a kitchen in California, and what becomes visible only from the in-between.
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On watching my country from a kitchen in California, and what becomes visible only from the in-between.
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Read essay →What years of running a kitchen in Tel Aviv taught me about leadership, identity, and the slow art of becoming someone new.
Read essay →The first draft of every Ember the Fox book starts with a single overheard sentence. Here's how the rest gets built.
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