Romantic Abjection is a short work of fiction by writer and critic, Danielle Chelosky, author of one of most popular titles, Female Loneliness Epidemic.
In Romantic Abjection young writer struggles to get over the heartbreak of a short-lived love affair and work on her novel when a hit of weed transports her back to her teenage years.
Danielle Chelosky is a writer, journalist, and critic from New York. She is a staff writer at Stereogum and has bylines in NPR, The Fader, and Billboard. She is an editor at Hobart and an editorial assistant at Amphetamine Sulphate. She graduated from Sarah Lawrence College in 2022 and was awarded the Lori Hertzberg Prize for Creativity. She is the author of Female Loneliness Epidemic, Pregaming Grief and Baby Bruise.
