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Siobhan Devine

Zen and the Art of Psycho-Oncology

By Siobhan Devine

Growing up on Flatlands Avenue as the daughter of Holocaust survivors, Mindy Greenstein used to hang out on her Brooklyn stoop on shabbos, hoping to catch one of the collisions that made her traffic light–free intersection famous.

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