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Clare Sestanovich

Clare Sestanovich is on the editorial staff of The New Yorker and graduated from the NYU Creative Writing Program. Her writing has appeared in LitHub, The Atlantic, and Joyland.

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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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Rachel Ashcroft

A 16th-Century Manual on How to Die, and What it Teaches Us About Life

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Brian Lance and Christina Sun

“Crime of the Ancient Mariner” by Brian Lance, with Illustrations by Christina Sun

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Joe Baumann

Touch Me, Please Don’t Touch Me

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Aimee Cryer

Binge Drinking To the End of Innocence

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City Dwellers Live the Furthest Apart

Sep 12 - Clare Sestanovich

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Rachel Ashcroft

A 16th-Century Manual on How to Die, and What it Teaches Us About Life

Brian Lance and Christina Sun

“Crime of the Ancient Mariner” by Brian Lance, with Illustrations by Christina Sun

Joe Baumann

Touch Me, Please Don’t Touch Me

Aimee Cryer

Binge Drinking To the End of Innocence

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Sep 12 - Clare Sestanovich

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YOUR INBOX IS LIT

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