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Emma Copley Eisenberg

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In 2018, along with several other writers, Copley Eisenberg co-founded Blue Stoop, an organization that "nurtures an inclusive literary community by creating pathways to access writing education, inspiration, and professional support, and celebrating Philadelphia’s rich writing tradition." She
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Her father, Alan Eisenberg, was a senior partner in the law firm, Eisenberg and Paul. He then went on to become Secretary of the Actors Equity Association. Her mother, Claire Copley, coordinated promotional campaigns for art galleries, and is the daughter of artist
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is a joyous novel that bubbles with the effervescence of queer youth, celebrates the idiosyncratic and sometimes absurd queer culture of West Philadelphia, and chases down young love."
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described the story as starting slow, "but once Eisenberg revs the engine, she reaches luminous heights. Readers will count themselves lucky to go along for the ride."
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confessed to the crime. Throughout the story's telling, Copley Eisenberg provides insight into the harmful stories told and believed about people who live in
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The experience lingered with her, and she returned in 2009 and lived there until 2011, during which time she served as an
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called the book "emotionally rich and quietly thought-provoking, this is simply a stunning fiction debut."
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Copley Eisenberg also teaches a bi-monthly course called Reporting for Creative Writers.
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member and worked "as a counselor at a girls’ wilderness and empowerment camp."
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The third rainbow girl : the long life of a double murder in appalachia
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In 2007, as a college student, Copley Eisenberg completed an internship in
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She attended Dalton School, a prestigious prep school in New York City.
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The Third Rainbow Girl: The Long Life of a Double Murder in Appalachia
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and granddaughter of Ira Copley, who founded Copley Newspaper chain.
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Aside from writing, Copley Eisenberg has taught fiction writing at
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included the book in its list of notable books released in 2020.
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