Brandon Stosuy

Editor, writer, curator

Editor, writer, curator

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From a zookeeper he met on Twitter to musician Phoebe Bridgers,
Brandon Stosuy’s latest book features 115 essays, poems, and stories on sadness and crying.

‘Sad Happens’ and it’s okay, assures Brandon Stosuy

From a zookeeper he met on Twitter to musician Phoebe Bridgers, Brandon Stosuy’s latest book features 115 essays, poems, and stories on sadness and crying.

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