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Rebecca Renner

Rebecca Renner
Rebecca Renner is a contributor to National Geographic, and her writing has appeared The New York Times, Outside Magazine, Tin House, The Paris Review, The Guardian, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and other publications. She holds an MFA from Stetson University. Gator Country is her debut.
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Beyond the Easy Mythology of “Florida Man” in the Heart of the Everglades

Rebecca Renner Explores the Alligator Poacher Sting that Divided a Community
November 14, 2023  By Rebecca Renner
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Since When Did Animals Become Synonymous With
Our Grief?

“In life, as in literature, a horse is never just a horse.”
September 25, 2019  By Rebecca Renner
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Amazon employees are staging the Seattle headquarters’ first strike over climate change.

September 20, 2019  By Rebecca Renner
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Everyone Misunderstands the Point of Fight Club

Rebecca Renner on the Forgotten Anti-Capitalist Message of an Unjustly Vilified Work
July 26, 2019  By Rebecca Renner
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How the Adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird Failed Scout Finch

Rebecca Renner: Gregory Peck Made the Film All About Atticus
June 18, 2019  By Rebecca Renner
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How Winona Ryder Took Girl, Interrupted From Page to Screen

Rebecca Renner on the Making of a 90s Classic
May 15, 2019  By Rebecca Renner
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The CIA Scheme That Brought
Doctor Zhivago to The World

It Went All the Way to the Top
April 12, 2019  By Rebecca Renner
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Digging in to the Queer Subtext of My Fair Lady

Rebecca Renner Goes Behind the Scenes of an American Cinematic Classic
March 8, 2019  By Rebecca Renner
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Silent Spring is More than a Scientific Landmark: It’s Literature

On the Underrated Poetry of Rachel Carson's Masterpiece
April 20, 2018  By Rebecca Renner
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