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  "path": "/issues/2026-5-9/anna-konkle",
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  "textContent": "\n\n  “There’s not the semi-autobiographical-ness to hide behind. It’s definitely more brutal and raw.”\n\n##### The co-creator of _Pen15_ isn’t done thinking about childhood—only this time she’s sticking to her own in a brutal yet funny coming-of-age memoir\n\nBy Carolina de Armas\n\nOn the first page of her debut memoir, _The Sane One,_ Anna Konkle is pacing her apartment. The doorbell keeps ringing. Though she knows who it is, she hesitates. “On the other side is a man who has my same hair, cheeks, and nose, and who I haven’t seen for five years,” she writes. What follows is an excavation of her estrangement from her father, its roots reaching back to when she was six years old.\n\nBest known for co-creating the Hulu original series _Pen15_ —pronounced “pen-fifteen,” though styled, with tween humor, to read as “penis”—Konkle has a knack READ ON",
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