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SCOUT· 21%51m·2022-01-28·History#380 Dorothy Parker's Last Party
The Bowery Boys: New York City History
Dorothy Parker was not only the wittiest writer of the Jazz Age, she was also obsessively morbid. Her talents rose at a very receptive moment for such a sharp, dour outlook, after the first world war and right as the country went dry. Dorothy Parker’s greatest lines are as bracing and intoxicating as a hard spirit.…
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