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Natalie Dunn

Natalie Dunn is a writer living in the East Bay. Her work has appeared most recently in the Kenyon Review, Entropy Magazine, Pithead Chapel and the Jellyfish Review.

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Natalie Dunn

Aug 19, 2020

What We Eventually Forget: Bernadette Mayer’s Memory

I surprised myself by reading Memory in an afternoon.

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