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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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Skye Jackson

Poems About Breaking Up with the Church and Patriarchy

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Kjell Askildsen

“A Great Deserted Landscape” by Kjell Askildsen

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Chelsea Leu

Can This Two-Week Program Make You a Better Reader—And Do You Want It To?

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Amy Beth Wright

Victor Hugo’s Most Underappreciated Work Is This Lavish Four-Story House

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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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Skye Jackson

Poems About Breaking Up with the Church and Patriarchy

Kjell Askildsen

“A Great Deserted Landscape” by Kjell Askildsen

Chelsea Leu

Can This Two-Week Program Make You a Better Reader—And Do You Want It To?

Amy Beth Wright

Victor Hugo’s Most Underappreciated Work Is This Lavish Four-Story House

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Jun 30 - Clare Sestanovich

Sep 12 - Clare Sestanovich

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