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Culture writer, novelist, and podcaster. On Twitter at @katrosenfield.
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Author of DAYTIME MOON (out May 12, 2026) and TELL ME ONE THING (2023) & other books. Lover of literary fiction. Also a freelance arts administrator and professor at NYU.
Tara has been published in Bullshit Lit, Wig-Wag Mag, Querencia, Meow Meow Pow Pow Lit, Livina Press, Poets Row, and got bit by a dolphin once, establishing a potentially generational blood feud. She can be found online at @SweatyLamarr.
poetry, plays, prose, etc ... ft in VOGUE India, The New York Times, The Advocate, & more. Literary Arts @ Brown
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