Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf

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A graphic of Tony Nappo edited to appear as multiple people sitting in a circle as a spoof of Alcoholics Anonymous. At the top and bottom of the image is text that reads
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Trash, Murvish, and Edward Albee

Such is the power of Albee’s words over me. I am still and always will be afraid of Virginia Woolf. But I also know I’m not alone in that fear.

By Tony Nappo / Sep 21, 2016