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April Pierce studied literature and philosophy at Boston College and Oxford University. She lives, ghostwrites, examines and is pursuing her masters at NYU in New York City. A published poet, she founded the Tone women’s journal while at Oxford, and is an assistant editor of Pensées philosophical journal. She writes sporadically for The Critical Flame, RoverArts, Bodypartsblogzine, and New Polity, and is currently working on a children's book with illustrator Adam Holloway.

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Interview with a young New York author: Anna Jane Grossman

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The dashing Dessa Darling

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The Onion: still pungent

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Interview with a young New York author: Olivia Kate Cerrone

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