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On Finding-and Rebuilding-a Safe Haven in Minnesota

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By Krys Malcolm Belc
| Vogue Verified
Renée Good died near her home, in the sacred hour after school drop-off. Once the last of my four children gets to school, I exit the service grind portion of my day: the juice-pouring and toast-slathering and, most of all in these frigid Minnesota weeks, threatening reminders about scarves and wool socks. It’s not regular cold, I shout at my teenage son’s back, it’s frostbite cold again.
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Lori Ostlund on the Specter of Violence that Hangs Over Women and Queer People

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By Krys Malcolm Belc
| Electric Literature Verified
interviews In “Are You Happy?”, characters are transformed and defined by life-changing events—including the ones that never materialize In 2016, I moved from Philadelphia to the Upper Midwest, to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, to attend a creative writing program. My family struggled to adjust, and no one struggled more than I did. It wasn’t the remoteness or the weather that challenged me most, but the way people communicated.
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I’m a Trans Man, but I’ve Become My Mother

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By Krys Malcolm Belc
| Electric Literature Verified
Electric Literature Urgently Needs Your Help For the 15,000 people who visit our site every day, reading Electric Literature costs nothing. And yet Electric Lit is not free. We need to raise $25,000 by December 31, 2024 to keep Electric Literature going into next year. If the continued existence of Electric Literature means something to you, please make a contribution today.
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