Lena Dunham is living Hannah Horvath’s dream. She’s already got a show, an online newsletter, and a book, and now she’ll have a publishing imprint as well. According to Buzzfeed, the Girls creator/writer/director/star is partnering with Girls writer Jenni Konner to establish a new publishing imprint at Random House, which also published Dunham’s memoir Not That Kind Of Girl in 2014. Besides their work on Girls, Dunham and Konner already collaborate on the biweekly feminist newsletter Lenny Letter. Also called “Lenny,” the new publishing imprint will feature new voices in fiction and nonfiction selected by Dunham and Konner, who have already been publishing emerging writers through Lenny Letter.