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Edan Lepucki

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Novelist (Woman No. 17 & California). Editor of Mothers Before, based on the Instagram acct of the same name.
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A California Voice

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By Rachel Khong, Edan Lepucki
| Alta Journal Verified
When I meet Rachel Khong at a café to discuss My Dear You, her new collection of short stories, we’re dressed in identical leopard-print pants. The moment—absurd yet sweet, implausible yet true—feels like one Khong herself might conjure in one of her bold and delightful tales, which imbue off-kilter or lightly fantastic stories with emotional realism. In one, a woman develops a friendship with a sex robot; in another, the heroine learns she can’t conceive…because she’s an alien.
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4 Must-Reads from Leigh Bardugo

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By Edan Lepucki
| Alta Journal Verified
Dispatches A Leigh Bardugo Primer A Leigh Bardugo Primer Four novels that demonstrate the author’s imagination and skill. Shadow and Bone (2012) Square Fish Bardugo’s debut YA novel introduces the Grishaverse to her readers. It’s the tale of an orphan turned soldier whose Grisha power to summon light could rescue her country from a stretch of darkness guarded by monsters. Magic, adventure, and court intrigue will suck you into this first book of the thrilling trilogy of the same name.
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Leigh Bardugo on Fantasy, Fame, and Writing Beyond YA

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By Edan Lepucki
| Alta Journal Verified
When Leigh Bardugo was in college in the 1990s, a tarot card reader told her that she was going to try to live an ordinary life—and that it would destroy her. Although Bardugo says she doesn’t place much stock in prognostication, she admits this reading turned out to be correct. Or nearly. “I look back on that, and I think, I did try to live an ordinary life,” she says, “and it did almost destroy me.
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