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Sol Brager ferments inter-generational anxiety with their memoir, Heavyweight

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By Tina Horn
| Comics Journal Magazine Verified
Sol Brager, author of Heavyweight: A Family Story of the Holocaust, Empire, and Memory (William Morrow, 2024) spoke with author and educatrix Tina Horn in late 2024 about the creation of their ink-washed paperback and the curiosity and queerness it took to make it. Heavyweight provides a deeply researched look into layers of trauma and perception.
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Bathed in an Arc of Fresh Light

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By Deborah Levy, Déborah Levy, Tina Horn, Erin Brubacher, Kelli Maria Korducki Verified
| Hazlitt Verified
Collette I fell in love with her before I read any of her books. To my teenage eyes smeared in the black kohl I believed made me look nihilistic and wasted (it was the era of punk after all and we were all in mourning for the future), Colette had a self- possessed kind of beauty that I felt she owned and hired to the photographer.
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Cecilia Gentili's Legacy Lives On Through Her Queer Community

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By Tina Horn
| Rolling Stone Verified
W hen activist and artist Cecilia Gentili died in February at the age of 52, it was instantly apparent in New York City and on global social media how much she meant to the communities that called her Mother. Queer celebrities and grassroots organizers of all kinds had personal pictures to post, depicting them embracing a grinning Cecilia on stages and at political protests.
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