No, I am not talking about beach cover ups. I thought I had a brilliant idea for this week’s essay. I was going to write about the third season of Hacks, which I just recently finished watching, and the representation of Debra Vance’s character as a woman driven by her ambitions (and its consequences) but there’s something else bugging me so much that I can’t focus on any fictional characters if not fictionalize my own life for a moment. See, I don’t know how to be personal without being too personal so kudos to the people writing memoirs without pissing off their family members, and to Garance Dore’ for being so effortlessly smart in writing of her life anecdotes without mentioning names, so all I can do is try.
35 — The art of the 'Cover-Up'
35 — The art of the 'Cover-Up'
35 — The art of the 'Cover-Up'
No, I am not talking about beach cover ups. I thought I had a brilliant idea for this week’s essay. I was going to write about the third season of Hacks, which I just recently finished watching, and the representation of Debra Vance’s character as a woman driven by her ambitions (and its consequences) but there’s something else bugging me so much that I can’t focus on any fictional characters if not fictionalize my own life for a moment. See, I don’t know how to be personal without being too personal so kudos to the people writing memoirs without pissing off their family members, and to Garance Dore’ for being so effortlessly smart in writing of her life anecdotes without mentioning names, so all I can do is try.