You're Fine Szabo Magda full of good-natured sixteen-year-old recklessness

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You're Fine Szabo Magda full of good-natured sixteen-year-old recklessnessBy: Gina Tron Published by Papercut Press, 2014 10 10 Gina Tron is "not the best person at being a person," which is why on Christmas Eve 2010 she checked herself into New York City's Gracie Square Rehabilitation Center and Psychiatric Institute. This memoir is an account of a self proclaimed adult low life. It's a trip down Tron's cocaine frosted rabbit hole as she observes the assembly line of broken people (herself included) produced by society,