The Palette Knife; or, How I Rewrote My Book
It wasn’t a matter of finding my voice, but listening to it. It had been there all along.
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Larissa Pham is a writer and artist based in Brooklyn. Her art and writing have appeared in Guernica, The Nation, Adult Magazine, Nerve, New York Magazine, Maxim, Dazed, The Rumpus, The Hairpin, Gawker, VICE, and elsewhere.
She is the author of Fantasian, a New Lovers novella from Badlands Unlimited and Pop Song, published in May by Catapult.
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