Disability Magick at the End of the World
Karrie HigginsInk Magick, Disability Poetics, and Art of the Anthropocene
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this is not a craft essay
note: while this essay goes into no details, it does refer to essays that briefly mention gun violence; a few images from an Epstein victims’s diary are used; they are in code and not graphic in nature
Baby Grows Up
In my Memoir as Spiritual Practice class, we did an exercise responding to a photo of ourselves when we were children.
I woke up in the middle of the night to write what I redacted back into my Epstein files post
… and I think it says so much that I redacted it at all, in a post about how I keep being asked to redact myself from my own story.
the elite are made ordinary and the ordinary are made elite: on not knowing how to write memoir anymore as a survivor in the age of Epstein
this was a free write for my memoir as spiritual practice class on the theme of my dark night of the soul — it did draw from some past work
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AuDHD, professionally diagnosed DID system, artist, writer, former English & writing professor, 2x Best American Essays notables, Schiff Award for Prose, 2021 NEA & Iowa Arts Council Grantee/stuck in Iowa, missing my beloved Oregon & Utah
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