The Moment Moves On: A Conversation with Wendy J. Fox
Wendy J. Fox discusses her new story collection, WHAT IF WE WERE SOMEWHERE ELSE?
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...moreJesus, did he play the fucking lottery last week or not?
...moreWendy J. Fox discusses her new story collection, WHAT IF WE WERE SOMEWHERE ELSE.
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...morePatience became your lifeline. You almost wrapped it around your neck.
...moreMy job was to help people suspend disbelief.
...moreElizabeth Gonzalez James discusses her debut novel, MONA AT SEA.
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...moreA Rumpus series of work by women and non-binary writers that engages with rape culture, sexual assault, and domestic violence.
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...moreAn important part of being a female manager is letting the world know that you can have it all.
...moreIn A.O. Scott’s eyes, summer blockbusters and workplace sitcoms aren’t that different these days: Part of what makes work tolerable is the idea that it is heroic, the fantasy that repetitive and meaningless tasks are charged with risk and significance. Pecking away at our keyboards, we’re cowboys, warriors, superheroes. But meanwhile, superheroics look like every […]
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...moreI look like springtime, everyone agrees. Soon I’ve added a pair of gloves, brand new, but stomped in the dirt for authenticity’s sake.
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