Adrienne Westenfeld is a Books and Fiction Editor at Esquire. She oversees books coverage, edits fiction, and curates the Esquire Book Club, focusing on themes in arts and entertainment, including TV, movies, and literature. Her work has been featured in Esquire magazine, AOL, Inc., Yahoo News, and various international editions of Esquire.
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