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Emily Listfield

  • Editorial Director, Brand and Content Marketing, Inflection Media
  • Freelance Writer, Freelance
New York
As seen in: MSN, The New York Times, The New York Times en Español, Aol, Clarín (Argentina), ELLE, Flipboard, Allure, Good Housekeeping, Harper's Bazaar and
Writer; Mom, Founder @inflectionmedia, Brand Storytelling; Citibike fan
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Why Red Lipstick Will Never Go Out of Style Original

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By Emily Listfield
| Harper's Bazaar Verified
5 min read I was sitting in a movie theater next to my mother when, as the lights were about to go down, she turned to me and said, “Don’t you want to put on a little lipstick?” She didn’t mean just any lipstick. She meant red. Bright, bold red. My mother had an almost religious belief in the power of red lipstick to alter your life. Growing up poor in the Bronx with deaf parents who didn’t speak English or know any sign language, she had to advocate for her family from a very early age.
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Post-Traumatic Caregiving Is Real—and It Changed Me

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By Emily Listfield
| Oprah Daily Verified
I was 14 when I wrote my first short story. It was rife with angst, but something in it resonated with my teacher, who told me I had a gift. I wasn’t particularly good at anything else, so I clung to this praise like a life raft. From then on, writing kept me afloat. When my husband died, I channeled my grief into a book that turned my messy emotions into a clear narrative and allowed others to connect to my private pain.
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Pitted Against Your Blood: 6 Books with Explosive Family Secrets

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By Emily Listfield
| Flipboard
Books I Read This Year That Might Be Worth Your While As the years go on, I’ve only gotten more into reading. I love getting lost in the storyline, and I personally believe it’s impossible to connect to …
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