Keziah Weir
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Keziah Weir is a senior editor at Vanity Fair. She oversees the magazine’s Vanities section and writes about books, pop culture, and the fashion industry. Her debut novel, The Mythmakers, is forthcoming in 2023. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram.
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It’s been a week since the longtime advice columnist accused Donald Trump of attacking her. In a wide-ranging interview, the author discusses how she decided to go public, the support of her friends, and so much more.Ruth Reichl’s New Memoir Is a Delicious Insider Account of the Gritty, Glamorous World of Food Culture
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