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Author: Camille DiBenedetto

Camille DiBenedetto is a writer from Philadelphia, PA. She studied Creative Nonfiction Writing at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and recently finished two years of service with AmeriCorps as a post-secondary advisor in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. This fall, Camille plans to backpack across Europe, read lots of books, work on her memoir, and collect an absurd number of postcards.
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06/24/2024

Out of Hiding

The realities of living with an even more misunderstood type of obsessive-compulsive disorder

by Camille DiBenedetto

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03/04/2019

Pulling Out the Pedestal

Exploring the role of Peter Kavinsky and the changing nature of romantic comedies

by Camille DiBenedetto

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11/16/2018

Ode to Olivia

An interview with poet Olivia Gatwood

by Camille DiBenedetto

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10/25/2018

Pondering Plath

An interview with Sylvia Plath scholar, Emily Van Duyne

by Camille DiBenedetto

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09/24/2018

The Banal and the Beautiful

Analyzing the transformation of The Office's Pam Beesley

by Camille DiBenedetto

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