Adrienne Westenfeld is the Books and Fiction Editor at Esquire magazine. With a focus on literature and culture, she covers a variety of topics including book reviews, author interviews, and analysis of current trends in the literary world. Adrienne's writing is engaging, insightful, and often explores the intersection of literature, politics, and society.
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