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18 Questions: Leigh Stein

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By Rina Raphael Verified
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“People think of Emily Dickinson or Walt Whitman as timeless poets,” says author Leigh Stein, “but both were writing of their time—both were influenced by the Civil War.” Which is why Stein’s latest novel, If You’re Seeing This, It’s Meant for You, delves into internet culture: The Gothic mystery involves a “hype house,” a missing tarot card influencer, and the pitfalls of social media all tied up in the generational tension between millennials and Gen Z.
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Science Gives New Life to Near-Death Experiences

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At a corporate Hilton outside Chicago, I stood in line at the registration counter, awaiting a badge. It was August, and I was at IANDS, the largest conference dedicated to near-death experiences and related phenomena. I provided my details to a volunteer in his early 70s, and he eagerly responded, “A medium, got it!” as he rummaged through badges with colorful ribbons dictating various categories.
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18 Questions: Leandra Medine Cohen

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“Fun is not chic,” says Leandra Medine Cohen, the fashion icon. “It​​’s not tight and put together. And so it doesn’t present as luxurious.” And yet, she’s sticking to her signature playfulness—sporting diamond toe rings, wearing two belts at once, and reimaging necklaces as tiaras: “I’ve never believed that [fun and luxury] have to be separate from the other.” Her “messiness” is right for a broader moment that Medine Cohen characterizes, perhaps surprisingly, as hopeful.
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