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A Writer Reflects on Losing Her House in the L.A. Fires
New Yorker writer Dana Goodyear returns to her burned-out Palisades neighborhood and reflects on telling her community's story from the inside.
A short, personal look at what the L.A. fires erased, from someone who lost her home.
In January, the Palisades and the historic community of Altadena were obliterated, in the most destructive urban wildfires in Southern California history. The New Yorker writer Dana Goodyear, who lost her house in the Pa
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