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Elizabeth Crane

San Francisco
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The Corners by Nadia Bolz-Weber

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By Nadia Bolz-weber, Elizabeth Crane
| The Corners
Those of you who have watched each of these conversations may have noticed a theme. Each of my guests have talked about making stuff. Using our bodies to create. Painting. Knitting. Woodworking. Baking. Writing. Singing. I’ve loved every minute. Thanks for being a part of this, I hope it’s helpful. My guest is Elizabeth Crane, the author of the memoir This Story Will Change as well as numerous works of fiction,most recently a new collection of short stories That May Not Mean What You Think.
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By Elizabeth Crane
| LIVE! From City Lights
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South Korea’s Martial Law Fail: A U.S. President-Elect’s Guide to Getting It Right

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By Elizabeth Crane
| Medium
Elizabeth Crane · Follow 4 min read · -- Hello, Mr. President-Elect, or more realistically, hello to the weird, celebrity billionaire whispering this article seductively into your ear. By now, you’ve likely heard the news of South Korea’s President Yoon and his hilariously failed attempt at declaring martial law. For an aspiring autocrat, like yourself, this must have been a devastating blow. Imagine the nerve of his constituents fighting for their rights! Who do they think they are?
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