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Folklore: The Enduring Legacy of Margaret Kilgallen
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Protective colouration, she called her outfits. She looked like a dependable mother from a respectable neighbourhood such as ours. As she worked at the kitchen counter, she might have been demonstrating a jiffy recipe in Good Housekeeping magazine—something with tomato aspic, this being the mid-1950s, when tomato aspic was a food group.
Margaret Atwood • Old Babes in the Wood
Beth Saxton
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Erin Kissane, Writer/Researcher - XOXO Festival (2024)
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