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Julia Edelman

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An Interview with Etgar Keret

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By Julia Edelman
| The Montreal Review Verified
*** SHOPLIFTING STORIES: An Interview with Etgar Keret *** By Julia Edelman *** The Montréal Review, May 2013 *** *** The first time I read a short story by Etgar Keret, I was working at Symphony Space, a performing arts center in New York. It was summertime and my job consisted of finding short stories for readings we held during the year. Etgar Keret would be giving a reading in a few months, and I was photocopying his short stories for the event.
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How It Feels to Be Immunocompromised

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By Julia Edelman, Debra Sullivan
| Bezzy MS
I started on immunosuppressants over ten years ago. First, I began with methotrexate, a pill form of chemotherapy that was meant to help my uveitis, an autoimmune condition that could slowly cause me to go blind if left untreated. While the actual consequence of going blind was terrifying, what I felt more acutely were the side effects of the methotrexate – the nausea, the fatigue, the hair loss. Then, a few years later, I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, another autoimmune condition.
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Everything My iPhoto Memories Has Chosen to Resurface

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By Julia Edelman, Ginny Hogan
| The New Yorker Verified
A two-minute slide show of all the random cats I saw in bodegas last year. Screenshots of Hinge conversations that, in retrospect, weren’t even that weird. Saying “lolz” is not actually a disqualifying character trait. Maybe I should have gone out with some of those guys. Maybe I still could? Screenshots of Hinge conversations that were insanely weird. I’d prefer a dick pic to a shot of the back of a man’s head, to be honest.
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