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We’re Queer, We’re Peers, We’ve Literally Taught Here
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Who do you claim as a queer ancestor? (Can be living or dead)
OrlandoTake My Wife
How does your own relationship to queerness impact the way WILLA & HESPER talk and think through their desire?
What kind of books about the LGBTQ+ community would you like to see more of?
What brings you JOY?
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What brings you JOY?
Who do you claim as a queer ancestor? (Can be living or dead) When did you know you would dedicate your life to storytelling?
Where and how do you find great new writing?
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