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Sally Koslow is the author of The Other Side of Paradise, The Widow Waltz, The Late, Lamented Molly Marx and With Friends Like These and the nonfictional Slouching Toward Adulthood. Her debut novel, Little Pink Slips, was inspired by her long career as the editor-in-chief of iconic McCall’s Magazine. Sally has written 100+ essays and articles; lectured at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Society in Toulouse, France, and has taught at The Writing Institute of Sarah Lawrence College. People often say she’s the first person they’ve met from Fargo, North Dakota.