Cover Photo: A black, white, and greyscale illustration by Sofia Warren of a woman with glasses closely inspecting a mixing bowl full of ingredients that are scattered throughout the table among discarded measuring tools. The title, "Give and Bake," floats above.
Art by Sofia Warren for Catapult
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Give and Bake

If the muffins had been good, we’d have eaten them and gone to bed. But the story of their catastrophic badness: that, we could forever savor.


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Sofia Warren

Sofia Warren is a cartoonist and writer based in Brooklyn. Her work appears in The New Yorker, Narrative Magazine, and Popula, among others. 

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