We are proud to present
Thirty: The Second Anniversary Issue
of No Contact
At Sofia’s
by Megan Peck Shub
The restaurant was called Sofia’s, although “Sofia” never existed. The face beaming out of “Sofia’s” black-and-white portrait hanging on the wall was an anonymous dead grandmother scooped up by an interior designer at some flea market.
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