Writing Atlas
Jennifer 8. Lee, Ted Benson, Heidi Pitlor, mads gordon, Cate Burtner, Danielle Sherman, Chloe Chen, Kevin Payravi, Ariela, Sara Komatsu, Cameron Woods, Bea Phi, Melanie Ritzenthaler, Dylan Malloy, Vicki XuDispatches of short stories curated by you, as well as quirky bits from the internet and IRL. Brought to you by Writing Atlas, the world's home for short stories—because every story deserves to be read.
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Cofounder of literary studio Plympton, documentary producer, emoji activist, misinformation fighter .
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www.hpeditorial.com. IMPERSONATION (@AlgonquinBooks 2020). Series ed, THE BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES. Ed Director @Plympton. She/her.
writer from South Georgia
Cate Burtner is an undergraduate studying English literature at Stanford. She loves reading, writing, volunteering, and making art in her free time.
Danielle Sherman is an undergraduate at Emory University studying English & Creative Writing.
Chloe is a junior at Emory University studying Business and English. In her free time, she spends her time being a fake attorney for her school's mock trial team, looking for good reads by Asian American authors, and drinking far too much coffee.
Multi-media artist with love of all things cute and spooky :)
lover of adaptations and kewpie mayo amongst other things
Hi there! I’m Cameron, a writer and performer based in LA. I love all things sci fi and fantasy and am committed to unearthing black history in a way that helps us all imagine a better future.
Melanie Ritzenthaler teaches at Doane University in Crete, Nebraska. Her work has appeared in Guernica, Mississippi Review, Gettysburg Review, Colorado Review, and elsewhere.
Melanie Ritzenthaler teaches at Doane University in Crete, Nebraska. Her work has appeared in Guernica, Mississippi Review, Gettysburg Review, Colorado Review, and elsewhere.
Dylan is playwriting and business double major at Emory University. Her award-winning plays have been produced by theatre companies in California (Los Angeles), Illinois (Chicago), New York, Colorado, Georgia, and the U.K.
Writer from San Francisco.
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