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queer writer, book nerd, and baker of treats I don't hang out here, though she/her
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Cultivating Mycelial Intimacy: Anne Haven McDonnell’s Singing Under Snow

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By Laura Sackton Verified, Geneva Toland
| Terrain Verified
Singing Under Snow By Anne Haven McDonnell Michigan State University Press | 2026 | 114 pages Come, here’s a place where the land lies down in deep darkness. This is the invitation that awaits readers in the opening poem, “Darkness,” of Anne Haven McDonnell’s newest prize-winning collection, Singing Under Snow, published by Michigan State University Press.
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The best unsolved mystery podcasts for your inner investigator

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By Laura Sackton Verified
| Audible Blog
Original interviews and chilling reenactments highlight the complex issues at play in this notorious unsolved murder, which rocked the mid-aughts queer community in Washington, DC. Robert Wone and Joseph Price were old college friends who had both gone on to become lawyers. Robert, a first-generation Chinese American, was newly married to his wife Kathy, while Joseph was a wealthy and prominent LGBTQ activist in an unconventional live-in relationship with two other men.
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An Epic Poetic Journey Through the History of the Black Female Figure in Art

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By Laura Sackton Verified
| Book Riot Verified
This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. I’d had this book on my TBR for a while, but for some reason, despite hearing amazing things about it, it hadn’t risen to the top. Then a friend of mine told me, again, and rather pointedly, that I had really better read it. I’ve been thinking a lot about art and art history in the last two years, since going back to school.
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