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Rachel Corsini

MadameRaeRae@bookwyrm.social

Joined 2 years, 3 months ago

After declaring herself a pretty pink princess during her first ballet class, Rachel dreamt of sugarplums and began pirouetting her way through life. While studying to become a ballerina, she compulsively read books under her covers by flashlight and scribbled in spiral-bound notebooks. The urge to tell stories culminated in her graduation from Columbia College Chicago with a B.F.A. in fiction writing.

Never one to keep her feet on the ground, she traveled the world from Prague to Cape Town. Once settled back in Queens, she dabbled in journalism before working as an Editorial Assistant for a medical publisher. Seeking a more fulfilling career, she earned her MAT from Queens College and currently works as an English teacher in an alternative program in NYC.

Rachel spends her time sipping coffee, trying to cook, and practicing her pirouettes. She currently resides in Freeport, Long Island.

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Rachel Corsini: Sushi and Sea Lions (2023, Creative James Media) No rating

When a career-ending injury and a messy breakup send prima ballerina Daniela Verdi back to …

Romeo was a sex obsessed teenager. You don't want that. Instead, it should be purposeful. A guy showing you they want to spend time with you because being with you is the best moment of their day and it has nothing to do with getting in your pants.

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Rachel Corsini: Sushi and Sea Lions (2023, Creative James Media) No rating

When a career-ending injury and a messy breakup send prima ballerina Daniela Verdi back to …

I used to be alive, filled with fire, consuming the world like tomorrow might never come. I relished a good love story, the exertion of leaping across a ballet studio, the sighs a piece of art could emit from me. Since the injury, since my heartbreak, I'd lost my desire. It was time to find it again and the Billys weren't doing the trick.

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Rachel Corsini: Sushi and Sea Lions (2023, Creative James Media) No rating

When a career-ending injury and a messy breakup send prima ballerina Daniela Verdi back to …

I glanced over at...Billy? I think his name was Billy. If it was, he'd be the third one since the walking boot came off. Like the Three Billy Goats Gruff. Trip trap, trip trap right into my bed. Especially after one too many Pinot Grigios.

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Jessica Clare: What the Hex (2023, Penguin Publishing Group, Berkley)

Review of 'What the Hex' on 'Goodreads'

I loved this adorable witchy enemies to lovers rom com! It was quippy, fun, and lighthearted. It was overall so cute that I couldn't stand it! If you want to laugh and smile your way through a book, this is for you. I also loved that the witch and warlock lore was easy to follow and I didn't have to wrack my brain trying to understand it.

Also, Pipstachio. Enough said.