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Unresolving

Emily J. Smith

Untangling questions of identity, reinvention, and writing. (From the author of NOTHING SERIOUS, out from HarperCollins in Feb.)

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  • Emily J. Smith

    Author of NOTHING SERIOUS (William Morrow), out in Feb 2025. Spent most of my career in tech, then fell in love with writing in my 30s. Attempting, here, to untangle questions of identity, writing, and re-invention.

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