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Erika Veurink

Erika Veurink is a writer living in Brooklyn by way of Iowa. She received her MFA from Bennington College. Her work has appeared in Brooklyn Review, Cheap Pop, Hobart, Midwest Review, Fairy Tale Review, and elsewhere.
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The Pleasure and Power of Outerwear: Six Iconic Coats in Film and Television

Posted by Erika Veurink January 11, 2021
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Dystopian Movies, Real Crises, and How to Dress for the End of the World

Posted by Erika Veurink April 20, 2020
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