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I'm the Founder, CEO and Head of Content at Narratively, and a proud Brooklyn dad. When I'm not creating or consuming stories, you'll likely find me on two wheels somewhere.
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Executive editor at Narratively. Also writes essays around the internet about feminist things, friendship, parenting, and more.
Rachel’s a queer writer living in Chicago. Her work’s appeared in multiple venues, including Yes! Magazine, Guernica and MUTHA Magazine. She loves big cities, is calmest near water, and thrives in community with other troublemakers and shapeshifters.
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