Carolyn Kuebler is a writer and editor from Vermont. She is the author of the novel Liquid, Fragile, Perishable (Melville House, 2024), and her stories and essays have appeared in The Common, Joyland, and Colorado Review, among others. Her essay “Wildflower Season” (Massachusetts Review) won the 2022 John Burroughs Award for Nature Essay, and her novel was a finalist for the Vermont Book Award. A former editor and co-founder of Rain Taxi, she is currently the editor of the New England Review. 

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