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Halimah Marcus

Halimah Marcus

Executive Director/Editor-in-Chief, Recommended Reading at Electric Literature

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  • English
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  • Books

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The NEA’s new compliance requirements are anti-trans, so we aren’t applying
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We're raising funds because stories matter and literature has the power to change the world
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The Theory That Got Us Cancelled Might Win Us the Nobel Prize

“The Idols” by Thomas Dunn, recommended by Halimah Marcus for Electric Literature
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Brotherhood Is a Life Sentence

“Collision” by Bill Cotter, recommended by Halimah Marcus for Electric Literature
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