Do not make lists of writers and color code them according to your interpretation of their politics, lol.

That usually is a prelude to purging and murdering

A Veep writing room alum threw their phone when they saw this tweet.

Without protests, we would still live in a segregated country.

Without protests, women would still be second class citizens.

Without protests, the LGBTQ+ community would still be hiding their identities.

I’m in the best company of visiting faculty here at Colorado College!!

a novel obsession Caitlin (Katie) Barasch #favoritebooks #WorldBookDay

Next Wednesday - 4/24 at 7pm - Fort Greene Bar!

Caitlin (Katie) Barasch joins Reading Den to read from her debut novel A NOVEL OBSESSION!

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Thank you, Edna St. Vincent Millay, for this ink ✍🏼 It’s the first stanza of her poem “Afternoon on a Hill.”

We're 10 days away from the next Reading Den!

Join us on April 24th at 7pm at Fort Greene Bar to see Joe Fassler, Caitlin (Katie) Barasch, Patricia McCrystal, and
Ahja Fox read their best writing!

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I asked Gemini to give me some tough love about writing my second book. It did not disappoint.

I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it a thousand times: The treatment for an ectopic pregnancy, a septic uterus, or a miscarriage that your body won’t release is abortion. If you can’t get those abortions, you die. You. Die.

I missed experiencing a rare earthquake because I was riding the subway, which already shakes and rattles, with a legion of grown ass men wearing Yankees gear. A very NYC moment.

I’m so excited to be a part of this event in Denver on April 24th at 7pm. Colorado writers & readers: join us!!

We're back with RD3!

Join us on April 24th at 7pm as Joe Fassler, Caitlin (Katie) Barasch, Patricia McCrystal, and Ahja Fox come together to read their work at Fort Green Bar!

It's free, but RSVPing is strongly encouraged!

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Obsessed with this book. Sarah Ruhl's ruminations are so quietly profound about theater & playwriting, but also about temporality, identity, meaning, motherhood, illusion, the importance of play. I'm not an actress or a playwright but Ruhl articulated why I love theater.

btw if there was a photo of me out there that looked like this you’d never be able to tell me shit again. my head would be so big I wouldn’t fit thru the door

y’all ever wake up from a dream & be impressed??! like damn, the narrative structure and plot line was amazing 😭😭

Happy Anniversary to my first The New Yorker rejection! I was ambitious, hopeful, & *delusional* enough to submit a story at age 17, but this note motivated me. Now you can buy my debut, A NOVEL OBSESSION, to find out if I successfully constructed a plot 😉bit.ly/ANovelObsession

Dad’s keyboard

🎉❄️IT'S OVER!!! With Central Park reporting 1.4' of snowfall since yesterday and 1.0' since midnight, the streak of 701 consecutive days without a daily snowfall over 1' at NYC has finally ended.

I loved this piece by Katy Waldman in The New Yorker: “When someone is peeking, listening, or lurking, what holds her fascination is the spectacle of femininity being constructed.” If you desire more creepy women, I suggest my debut, A NOVEL OBSESSION, pub’d by Dutton Books 👀