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Charlee Dyroff

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Charlee Dyroff is a writer from Boulder, Colorado. Her work has appeared in Guernica, Slate, Lapham’s Quarterly, the Southwest Review, and more. One of her essays was selected for The Best American Food Writing of 2019. Her debut novel, LONELINESS & COMPANY, will be published in 2024.

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Loneliness & Company

3.67 avg rating — 1,266 ratings — published 2024 — 5 editions
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“I don't want to think about how friendship follows no logical path. How you can care about someone who annoys you every single day. How a person can become interwoven into your life, and without them it would feel empty.”
Charlee Dyroff, Loneliness & Company

“I guess I feel anxious in a good way, too. It's a weird cycle: Do I do things all the time because they are important? Or because they make me feel important?”
Charlee Dyroff, Loneliness & Company

“The truth is, sometimes Janet revels in stress. Bathes in it. Welcomes it. A certain level buzzing beneath the surface simply means the project is worthwhile, difficult enough to wake her vitals, excite her mind. And if Janet loves anything, it’s to be challenged.”
Charlee Dyroff, Loneliness & Company
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