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Jennifer Worrell

Jennifer Worrell

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Biblio File Editor, Stanford Magazine

Stanford

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Technology, Southwestern Culture, Small Business, Start Ups , Broadband Access, Craft , Infrastructure, Profiles, Green Energy

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Total articles 10

  • America: enduring the worst dystopian sequel at dizzying speed

    By Jennifer Worrell| West England Bylines Verified I have a friend who, after a particularly spectacular series of real-life events, decided to fictionalize them and submit the story to literary magazines. The piece was rejected due to lack of credibility. “But this actually happened to me,” my friend argued.

    By Jennifer Worrell · West England Bylines

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Book Nook

    By Jennifer Worrell| stanfordmag.org@ When was the last time you read an entire book, cover to cover, before starting another? (If that’s just the way you operate, please—tell me your secret.) As Stanford’s Biblio File editor, I read three to five per week, and often a few more. Before I finish those, I’ve skimmed, thumbed through, and sticky-noted twice as many, sorting them into next-ups and next-months. My brain is so book-focused it’s a wonder I get anything else done. Now, I get to share more of them with you.

    By Jennifer Worrell · stanfordmag.org

    Jan. 24, 2025

  • America: enduring the worst dystopian sequel at dizzying speed

    By Jennifer Worrell| West England Bylines Verified I have a friend who, after a particularly spectacular series of real-life events, decided to fictionalize them and submit the story to literary magazines. The piece was rejected due to lack of credibility. “But this actually happened to me,” my friend argued.

    By Jennifer Worrell · West England Bylines

    Mar. 28, 2025

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Stanford Magazine