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Hannah Kingsley-Ma

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As seen in: KALW-FM (San Francisco, CA), The New York Times, The Guardian, Flipboard, The New Republic, Yahoo Style Canada, Literary Hub, McSweeney's, Latino USA, Inkl, Joyland Magazine and
writer / radio producer. Work in places like @thedrift_mag @believermag @mcsweeneys @nytimes @newrepublic and @kenyonreview
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Harriet Clark spent a lifetime visiting her mother, an ex-Weather Underground member, in prison: ‘The US has always used family separation to destabilize’

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By Hannah Kingsley-Ma Verified
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Harriet Clark: ‘I knew that as long as I knew my mother, I would just know her in that room.’ Illustration: Guardian Design / Getty Images In Harriet Clark’s debut novel, The Hill, a nun explains what it’s like for babies born in prison. “They don’t know that they are in prison,” she says, “but they know when we force them to leave.” The book’s child protagonist is Suzanna, whose mother has been serving a life sentence for as long as she can remember.
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The Illustrated Children’s Book I’ll Never Stop Recommending to Adults

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By Hannah Kingsley-Ma Verified
| Flipboard
See What the Original Mona Lisa Likely Looked Like If you want to see the Mona Lisa in real life, your first thought may not be to head to the Prado. But according to a school of thought that has …
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By Hannah Kingsley-Ma Verified
| The New York Times Verified
SKIP ADVERTISEMENT You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. There are few books my nephew and I agree on. This is because he is 4, and I am 34, and believe it or not, that age gap really makes a difference.
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