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ARCHIVE FOR Priscilla Bourgoine
Why I Write Vol. 12: Art Isn't Absolute Because Life Isn't Absolute

In this series, "Why I Write," members of the Grub community share what compels them to put words onto paper day after day. In this edition, Memoir Incubator graduate Priscilla Bourgoine describes how writing is her way of making a difference.
Sixteen summers ago, I visited the National Gallery in Oslo, Norway
November 10, 2016 | Priscilla Bourgoine
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