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Deborah Copaken

Deborah Copaken

Atlantic columnist and New York Times bestselling novelist and memoirist Deborah Copaken is the author of The Red Book and Shutterbabe, among others. An award-winning war photographer, Emmy-award winning TV news producer, and screenwriter of the Shutterbabe pilot for NBC, she also served as a consultant on Darren Star's TV show YOUNGER. This winter she'll once again collaborate with Star as staff writer on his new Paramount TV series, EMILY IN PARIS, which she helped develop. Her new memoir, Ladyparts, just sold to Random House and is scheduled to appear in 2020, inshallah, because she also has a full-time job as Head Writer at the Silicon Valley tech start-up Neurotrack. Her writing and photographyhave appeared in publications worldwide, including The New Yorker,New York Times, Washington Post, The Nation, Observer, Financial Times, Wall Street Journal, O, The Oprah Magazine, Elle, Paris Match, etc. Her most recent "Modern Love" for the New York Times was adapted as the pilot episode of Amazon's new series by the same name.

All Posts by Deborah Copaken

Memoir

The Night I Took Uber Pool to the Emergency Room

By Deborah Copaken

I’m crawling around on the bathroom floor, picking up pieces of myself. These pieces are not metaphor. They are actual pieces. Plum-sized, beet-colored, with the consistency and sheen of chicken… Read More

Stories

Their Father’s Daughters: Four Sisters Come Together to Say Goodbye

By Deborah Copaken

Deborah – last on the right – with her three sisters. (Photo courtesy Deb Copaken) I am the eldest of four girls, a number that felt ever-so-slightly obscene. Like, couldn’t we… Read More

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