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Author: Kate Herzlin
Kate Herzlin
Kate Herzlin is a New York-based playwright, screenwriter and comedy writer who overuses the rule of three. Her work can be seen in The Belladonna, Slackjaw, The Pink Canoe, Points in Case, and Little Old Lady Comedy. She’s trying to be a better Millennial by tweeting more often @kateherzlin.
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