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The Darkly Comic Shadows of “Cry for Me, Argentina” by Tamara Yajia
Tamara Yajia discusses “Cry for Me, Argentina,” her memoir about growing up between Argentina and the United States, family dysfunction, immigration, poverty, trauma, identity, and the role of humor as a survival tool. The writer and comedian also reflects on nostalgia, therapy, storytelling, television writing, and adapting her deeply personal experiences for the screen.
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