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Rachel Cline has been a film and television writer (and production aide, and one-line actress), a content strategist, and a civil servant. She was also a fellow at Sewanee, a resident at Yaddo (twice), and a visiting artist at the American Academy in Rome.
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In her striking debut, What to Keep, Rachel Cline creates chick lit for smarties. The typical literary heroine of today performs extreme, often unflattering acrobatics to get our attention and sympathy.
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May 21, 2019 · Rachel Cline’s latest novel, The Question Authority, has just been published by Red Hen Press. Her earlier novels are My Liar (2008) and What to Keep (2004). Cline is a native of Brooklyn, New York, where she currently lives, and has taught writing at USC, NYU, Sarah Lawrence, and Eugene Lang.
Rachel Cline, a native and current resident of Brooklyn, lived in Los Angeles from 1990 to 1999. During that time she wrote screenplays and teleplays, designed interactive media, and taught screenwriting at USC.
Apr 18, 2019 · Rachel Cline explores the events surrounding a private school teacher's sexual abuse of a number of girls with first-person narrative accounts written from the perspectives of the girls, a bystander who refused the teacher's advances, the teacher and the teacher's daughter.
Rachel Cline's first novel focuses on the 30 year evolution of the relationship between a young Midwestern woman, Denny Roman, and her mother. What to Keep (Random House, April 2004), portrays Denny in her efforts to differentiate herself from her mother, draw strength from other people who love her, and ultimately to love herself.
