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Why Widow’s Bay Is Truly Peak Television
Like David Lynch and Mark Frost’s masterpiece, Widow’s Bay gives us a look at the chilling darkness of small-town life, the rot on the inside of the white picket fence.
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Three Poems
Why on a school bus returning from a field trip? Why the back of my head as I sat in the row ahead of you? Did you both spit or only one? Who followed whose cruel idea?
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Environmental Disaster, Erosion of Home: A Conversation with Stephanie Soileau
My favorite fiction asks questions and doesn’t necessarily provide answers. It gives the full equation and you can draw whatever conclusions you want from that equation. The calculus is often complicated.
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The Problem with Trans
Because now, every time she dared to look out the turret window, she saw the transgenders gathered in the gardens below, staring up at her. Their skin glowed faintly phosphorescent. Sometimes their tongues would flick free of their mouths as…
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My Ma’s Hatred Grows Cavities Every Summer
She’d decided, fully cognizant of what I was, to sentence me to a future spent experiencing the depth of other people’s hatred of people like me.
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Who Gets to Decide What Liberation Looks Like?
I don’t want us replacing one set of commandments for women with another set stamped LIBERATION across the top. I don’t want either of us telling women that sleeping with a guy is feminist or not sleeping with a guy…
