Pink Novel

by Sylvan Lebrun

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This piece is part of our Winter 2022 print issue, available for purchase here.

Sylvan Lebrun

Sylvan Lebrun is a junior at Yale University. Her work has been previously published in Parhelion, Gone Lawn, and Heavy Feather Review, among others. She is the City Desk Editor for the Yale Daily News, and previously held internships with the Toledo Blade and Pittsburgh Magazine. Sylvan grew up in Tokyo, Japan.

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