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Strangers Project shares stories in Washington Square Park that make you smile, cry or break your heart

October 18, 2022 by River Zhang

Some days, if you walk past Washington Square Park, you’ll see a rack of papers with handwritten stories. Brandon Doman has been doing the Strangers Project for 13 years, gathering stories and sharing them with other strangers. With more than 65,000 anonymous tales, you can read about love, loss, joy or fear on the pages. Whatever you feel, you’re not alone.

 

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