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Rachel Krantz

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award-winning journalist & author of OPEN, editor @Sentient_Media, host of HELP EXISTING podcast, founding editor/namer @Bustle🌱

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I Went From Sex Parties & Swinging To Cozy, Quiet Monogamy With 1 Great Guy

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By Rachel Krantz
| bustle.com
Relationships After eight years of sex parties and swinging, I fell in love with just one great guy. by Rachel Krantz, as told to Hannah Orenstein Sep. 12, 2024 We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Rachel Krantz is one of Bustle’s founding editors and the author of Open: One Woman’s Journey Through Love and Polyamory, now out in paperback. Content warning: This piece discusses emotional abuse and domestic violence.
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My partner and I opened our relationship, and I was surprised by how close I became with his girlfriend

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By Rachel Krantz
| Yahoo Life Verified
Rachel Krantz July 11, 2024 at 9:48 AM·6 min read Rachel Krantz is an internationally award-winning journalist and author. The following is an adapted excerpt from their memoir "Open: One Woman's Journey Through Love and Polyamory." Open tells the story of Krantz's journey through polyamory, gaslighting, kink, and queerness. When my partner Adam asked what I thought of his girlfriend Leah coming out to visit for his birthday, I pragmatically decided to view it as the next step on my path.
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Q & A with Dave Eggers

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By Rachel Krantz
| Publishers Weekly Verified
Dave Eggers is known as an accomplished memoirist and novelist—but fewer people realize he is also the author of several books for children, including picture books with illustrator Shawn Harris, Her Right Foot and What Can a Citizen Do?, and the forthcoming Moving the Millers’ Minnie Moore Mine Mansion: A True Story, illustrated by Júlia Sardà. But Eggers prefers not to think of them as children’s books at all, rejecting market categorization of his books wherever possible.
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