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Jenny McPhee is the author of the novels A Man of No Moon, No Ordinary Matter and The Center of Things. She is the coauthor with her sisters Martha and Laura of Girls: Ordinary Girls and Their Extraordinary Pursuits. Her translations from Italian include books by Natalia Ginzburg, Giacomo Leopardi, Primo Levi, Paolo Maurensig, Anna Maria Orstese, Curzio Malaparte, and Pope John Paul II. Her short stories, articles, and translations have appeared in Bookforum; Bookslut (monthly column The Bombshell); Brooklyn Review; Cottonwood; Descant; Glamour; Glimmer Train; Harper’s Bazaar; The New Yorker; New York Newsday; The New York Review of Books; The New York Times; Onthebus; Real Simple; Santa Monica Review; Self; Southwest Review; The Trenton Times; and Zoetrope.
She is the Academic Director of the Noncredit program at the Center for Applied Liberal Arts at NYU’s School of Professional Studies and is on the faculty of NYU’s Masters in Translation & Interpreting. She has taught literary translation at Princeton University. She is the recipient of a St. Andrew’s Society Fellowship and was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2020. She is a founding board member of the NYC public school The Bronx Academy of Letters.
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Martha McPhee
Laura McPhee
Larkin McPhee
But Does it Float
Self-Styled Siren
The Elegant Variation
Maud Newton
The Frugal Chariot
Graham Fawcett
Sarah Glazer
Italian Academy
The Bronx Academy of Letters
Kristin Gager
Invective Against Swans
Family Focus Adoption
Upper Wimpole Salon
Old Hollywood
Minilessons
Alba Arikha
Emily Grosholz
Nancy K. Miller
The Center for Applied Liberal Arts, NYU SPS
