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Natalie Villacorta

  • Writer, Freelance
  • Assistant Professor of English and Creative Writing, Agnes Scott College
Cincinnati
As seen in: POLITICO, Vulture, Cleveland.com, The Plain Dealer, Washington City Paper, Electric Literature, The Rumpus, The Brown Daily Herald, The Millions, New Haven Independent and
"I eat stories like grapes."
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My Mother Wants to Talk

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By Natalie Villacorta
| brevitymag.com
I’m on the sidewalk in front of my next-door neighbor’s house, just returning from my morning dog walk, when my mother calls. I tell her I’m just getting home, but I can talk for five to 10 minutes. Mom says, I want to talk for more than five to 10 minutes. I say, Talk.
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Deconstructing The Troubled Teen Industry: A Conversation With Samantha Leach

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By Natalie Villacorta
| The Rumpus
Deconstructing the Troubled Teen Industry: a Conversation with Samantha Leach You could say that Bustle editor Samantha Leach started writing The Elissas: Three Girls, One Fate, and the Deadly Secrets of Suburbia (Legacy Lit) shortly after her best friend from childhood, Elissa, died suddenly at the age of eighteen.
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The Best Sex I’ve Ever Read: A Breastfeeding Housewife’s Nostalgic Lust

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By Lisa Taddeo, Natalie Villacorta
| Vulture Verified
Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photo by Publisher Lisa Taddeo’s books are filled with desires we don’t often talk about. In her best-selling book Three Women, which is being adapted into a Showtime series that premieres in January, Lina wants to smear her former high-school boyfriend Aidan’s semen all over her body, Sloane fantasizes about her husband having sex with another woman, and Maggie feels as though she would “[eat] a roach” to hold her crush’s hand.
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