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Emotionally Weird

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  • Kate Atkinson
    Kate Atkinson

    …prominently in her next novel, Emotionally Weird (2000), in which she assigned different fonts to certain characters and settings. The same year as that book’s publication, Atkinson’s first full-length play, Abandonment, premiered at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh. She subsequently began writing a series of crime thrillers that featured private…

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    …prominently in her next novel, Emotionally Weird (2000), in which she assigned different fonts to certain characters and settings. The same year as that book’s publication, Atkinson’s first full-length play, Abandonment, premiered at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh. She subsequently began writing a series of crime thrillers that featured private…

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