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On Survival, Storytelling, and Saving Your Own Life: An Interview with Sarah Hanson

Sarah Hanson’s memoir-in-verse, Conjuring the Hurricane: The Best Way to Save Your Life is Any Way You Can (Inked Elephant Publishing), is a study in rebirth and resilience. After leaving an


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Conjuring the Hurricane: Two Poems by Sarah Hanson

THEY ASK HER WHY SHE DIDN’T JUST LEAVE

I asked once: How do bees fly with such tiny
wings? It doesn’t look like it should be possible,

but that’s only if you think of wings like birds.
Bees move their wings diagonally, starting up

and back, then forward and down,
while also flipping their wings upside down

as they flap. All of whi...

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A Dark History of White Saviors: Paige Towers on Her New Book About Familicide and Korean Adoption

There is an image in What They Stole: A Familicide Rooted in Intercountry Adoption that I cannot get out of my head: Because the Holt Adoption Program could not or would not pay for a pressurized plane to transport Korean babies to their adoptive homes in the U.S...


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Goodbye, Forever: A Review of No Contact

When I cut off contact with my mother a few years ago, I was hungry for books and essays written by people who’d made a simi...


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Birth

The sun rises four times while I’m in the hospital. I’m not conscious for any of these. Within minutes of arriving at OB triage, I’m diagnosed with severe preeclampsia and hooked up to a magnesium drip and given labetalol. A nurse named Martha explains everything to me as it happens. I tell her about my anxiety, how this might all be my anxiety at play. I dress in a hospital ...


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