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Kera Bolonik

Kera Bolonik

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Editor-in-Chief, DAME Magazine

New York

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YA & Adult Books , Fiction , Nonfiction , Literary & Genre

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Total articles 78

  • Two Women Redefine What it Means to Marry Your Best Friend

    By Kera Bolonik Verified| The New York Times Verified In 2000, Sheri Kathleen Cole and Ellen Elizabeth Moore took one of the greatest steps toward commitment in the modern era: They bought a home together. The act of purchasing a small rowhouse in the Southwest Center City section of Philadelphia felt like a natural progression in a friendship that began in 1992, when the two met at the University of Cincinnati while pursuing master's degrees in women's studies. The glue that initially bonded them? Duran Duran.

    By Kera Bolonik Verified · The New York Times

    Jun. 07, 2024

  • ‘The Unfolding’ of an Unraveling America

    By Kera Bolonik Verified| DAME Magazine Verified It takes nerves of steel to write a novel that so vividly and accurately depicts the harrowing political landscape of the past decade and a half. But A.M. Homes, the prolific, award-winning author of 13 books, has never been known to be squeamish. This is a writer whose last novel, the Women’s Prize award–winning May We Be Forgiven (2012), opens with a fatal car accident and a ghastly murder by a jealous, rage-filled TV executive who has just escaped a psych ward.

    By Kera Bolonik Verified · DAME Magazine

    Sep. 22, 2022

  • Two Women Redefine What it Means to Marry Your Best Friend

    By Kera Bolonik Verified| The New York Times Verified In 2000, Sheri Kathleen Cole and Ellen Elizabeth Moore took one of the greatest steps toward commitment in the modern era: They bought a home together. The act of purchasing a small rowhouse in the Southwest Center City section of Philadelphia felt like a natural progression in a friendship that began in 1992, when the two met at the University of Cincinnati while pursuing master's degrees in women's studies. The glue that initially bonded them? Duran Duran.

    By Kera Bolonik Verified · The New York Times

    Jun. 07, 2024

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DAME Magazine

DAME tells human-centered stories. Deep reporting and expert analysis provide critical context around the most important political, cultural, and societal issues of our time.

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