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This piece was originally read at the Open Book open mic night at the Fiction Bar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, July ‘25
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Photo by David Veksler on Unsplash
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The writers behind this newsletter.
No dunking. No hot takes.
Ex-policy and campaigns at Mumsnet; freelance writer for national publications and gun-for-hire.
Writer and Creative Director, I also play a man who knows about data visualisation in several Guardian Masterclasses
Jonathan lives in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. He writes short stories and essays, and is also working on a novel. He also hosts a longstanding writing community called Writing Under the Influence, which meets at the Keep bar in Ridgewood, Queens.
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