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Writer and editor. Author of DUST (@WednesdayBooks), TRASHLANDS, ROAD OUT OF WINTER, OHIO VIOLENCE. Philip K Dick Award. NEA Grant. @alisonstine.bsky.social
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The Closure of Identity Alaska Underscores the Need for Queer-Focused Care

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By Alison Stine Verified
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Image Credit: Nadzeya Haroshka on iStock In May 2026, a mere year before the 50th anniversary of its founding, Identity Alaska shuttered its doors. The only health clinic dedicated to the queer community in the state of Alaska was closing.
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As Hantavirus and Ebola Cases Rise, Long COVID Is Being Forgotten

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By Alison Stine Verified
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Image Credit: Andrej Lišakov For Unsplash+ It was when a self-described science podcaster used the phrase “post-COVID” in a social media graphic that I had to speak up. I don’t normally comment on businesses’ or strangers’ posts, but the use of such a biased, unscientific phrase motivated me to post a comment in protest. “Post-COVID” is a woefully inaccurate term.
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The End of Mass-Market Paperbacks Is an Issue of Justice

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By Alison Stine Verified
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Credit: Jerry Wei on Unsplash I first realized how deep my family’s love of reading went when I peeked into the grocery sacks my father would bring my grandfather. For years, every time we visited, my father brought these brown paper bags to my grandfather’s small house in rural Indiana. He set them down by my grandfather’s recliner, and later, his oxygen tank. They were packed full and heavy, the tops folded over.
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