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Paul Torday published his first novel in 2006, the international...
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Before the discourse around toxic relationships entered the cultural lexicon, there was the visceral embodiment of toxic co-dependency via Martha and George in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?. Edward Albee’s seminal play was famously adapted into a film with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, themselves locked in marital tumult. Now, in Marianne...
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