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How to pronounce Erin Morgenstern: MOR-gen-stern
Erin Morgenstern is the author of The Night Circus, a number-one national best seller that has been sold around the world and translated into thirty-seven languages; and of The Starless Sea (2019). She has a degree in theater from Smith College and lives in Massachusetts.
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