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Visual artist and author Sophie Kipner grew up in Topanga, CA. A graduate of the University of Southern California, she writes and illustrates her own stories, which have appeared in Kugelmass: A Journal of Literary Humor, Amy Ephron’s One for the Table, FORTH Magazine and The Big Jewel, and her artwork, most recently her series of blind contour portraits, DONTLIFTUPDONTLOOKDOWN, has been shown and sold internationally. She lives in Los Angeles, and The Optimist is her first novel.

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The Optimist

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Jun 23, 2017 03:03PM

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“Rainbow Dan’s just kinda lame,’ Milk interjected. ‘He smells like patchouli oil.’ I rolled my eyes. He was so young, so clueless. He had no idea that if a man smelled like the Earth it meant he was manly.”
― Sophie Kipner, The Optimist

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