"Two things from entirely opposite universes of significance colliding, the second undoing the seriousness of the first."
"non-fiction, fiction, public crying. blah blah internet. taller in person. will never calm down."
For The Atlantic:
For GQ:
For Rolling Stone:
For Elle:
For Extra Crispy
For Racked:
For Catapult
For Pacific Standard
For LitHub
For The New Inquiry
For Vice
For Refinery 29
For The Rumpus
For Armchair Shotgun
Helena Fitzgerald is a former editor of, and frequent contributor to, The New Inquiry. In addition, she has published fiction and nonfiction in Rolling Stone, Elle, Racked, The Atlantic, GQ, Vice, Pacific Standard, Catapult, Refinery29, Bookslut, The Rumpus, The Nervous Breakdown, Midnight Breakfast, Brooklyn Based, The Brooklyn Rail, Brooklyn Magazine, and The Notre Dame Review, among others.
She can usually be found talking out loud to herself on twitter @helfitzgerald.
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in the conversation pit today, we’re talking about our personal (deeply held, wholly subjective) etiquette rules. c… https://t.co/tkCUCnlvek
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wrote a little extra/b-side essay to accompany the last one (love, scaffolding, dealing with scaffolding through ma… https://t.co/ZaEeYcKQD8
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wrote a little essay about the scaffolding on my building, the things I thought only happened to other people, and… https://t.co/NafJLAjECv