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Sarah Chamberlain

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Sarah is a journalist and historian who lives in Oakland, California with her British husband and Bond-villain-worthy white cat. When she’s not writing, she listens to opera and lifts very heavy things for fun.

January 3, 2018

How to Survive to the End If You Find Yourself in an Opera

by Sarah Chamberlain

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