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Molly Patterson was born in St. Louis and lived in China for several years. The winner of a Pushcart Prize, she was the 2012-2013 Writer-in-Residence at St. Albans School in Washington, DC, and her work has appeared in prestigious magazines such as The Atlantic and the Iowa Review. She lives in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Rebellion is her first novel.
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