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Clare Sestanovich

Clare Sestanovich is an editor at The New Yorker. Her fiction has appeared in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Harper’s, and Electric Literature. She lives in Brooklyn.

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Yes, My Main Character Is Probably You

Jun 30 - Clare Sestanovich

City Dwellers Live the Furthest Apart

“Make Believe” by Clare Sestanovich, original fiction recommended by Electric Literature

Sep 12 - Clare Sestanovich

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7 City Novels in Which Real Estate and Urban Planning Are the Heroes and Villains

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Margaret Atwood’s Books Taught Me to Listen to Women—Now She Needs to Learn the Same Thing

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Party, Write, Repeat

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Yes, My Main Character Is Probably You

Jun 30 - Clare Sestanovich

City Dwellers Live the Furthest Apart

Sep 12 - Clare Sestanovich

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R. Eric Thomas

Oindrila Mukherjee

7 City Novels in Which Real Estate and Urban Planning Are the Heroes and Villains

Erika Thorkelson

Margaret Atwood’s Books Taught Me to Listen to Women—Now She Needs to Learn the Same Thing

Alexandra Karina

Party, Write, Repeat

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Jun 30 - Clare Sestanovich

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