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Michelle Lyn King

Michelle Lyn King

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Editor-in-Chief, Joyland Magazine

New York

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Total articles 60

  • Take Me to Kirkland

    By Sarah Anderson, Michelle Lyn King Verified| Joyland Magazine Verified When Chloe called me in the car that Wednesday on the way to Costco, my boyfriend Damian and I were arguing about whether or not we would be willing to swallow a goldfish for money. “You have no concept of how the real world works,” he said. “That’s pretty fucking pejorative,” I was saying, as my phone lit up with that stupid picture of Chloe’s stupid face, filtered to have giant eyes and little deer ears and white deer freckles on the forehead.

    By Sarah Anderson, Michelle Lyn King Verified · Joyland Magazine

    Aug. 28, 2024

  • Best, Anders | JOYLAND

    By Jessica Poon, Michelle Lyn King Verified| Joyland Magazine Verified It’s not the most significant detail, but I thought Anders was married, or marriage-adjacently cohabitating with a ceramicist when I slid into his DMs. I was twenty-nine, and pathetically afraid that I would never be considered nubile again. Anders was a friend of a friend of a friend of an acquaintance, something benignly distant like that, and he was a hobbyist photographer— the most tolerable kind—who’d recently had an exhibition for his photographs of ears.

    By Jessica Poon, Michelle Lyn King Verified · Joyland Magazine

    Jul. 31, 2024

  • Take Me to Kirkland

    By Sarah Anderson, Michelle Lyn King Verified| Joyland Magazine Verified When Chloe called me in the car that Wednesday on the way to Costco, my boyfriend Damian and I were arguing about whether or not we would be willing to swallow a goldfish for money. “You have no concept of how the real world works,” he said. “That’s pretty fucking pejorative,” I was saying, as my phone lit up with that stupid picture of Chloe’s stupid face, filtered to have giant eyes and little deer ears and white deer freckles on the forehead.

    By Sarah Anderson, Michelle Lyn King Verified · Joyland Magazine

    Aug. 28, 2024

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Joyland Magazine

New York, United States