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Posts Tagged: nannying

The Luxury of Choice: Talking with Joanne Ramos

By Sara Lippmann

May 15th, 2019

Joanne Ramos discusses her debut novel, THE FARM.

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Tags: A Writer’s Diary, American Dream, Behind the Beautiful Forevers, capitalism, class inequality, debut novel, dystopian fiction, dystopian future, dystopian novels, filipino, first book, gender inequality, gender roles, immigrants, immigration, Joanne Ramos, Katherine Boo, money, nannies, nanny, nannying, Philippines, Politics, privilege, Rachel Sherman, Sara Lippmann, science fiction, surrogacy, surrogate, the Farm, virginia woolf, zadie smith

The Sunday Rumpus Essay: The Only Thing That Matters

By Karen Shimmin

January 4th, 2015

The lake was moody, like us. It never looked the same; it was always changing its mind.

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Tags: babies, babysitting, Chicago, karen shimmin, nannying

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