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from the lens of memory and identity, i stow away my rogue thoughts through pieces written here. i am normally a poet, sometimes an essayist, but mostly just swimming word soup
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Vince is a lifelong writer raised in Astoria, Oregon. He lives in Portland with his partner and cat. His Substack shares quirky memoirs of growing up in Astoria in the 1980s and 1990s, tying personal stories to relatable cultural moments.
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Gemma Ortwerth is an author, artist, and activist writing on queer life, disability, love, and survival. Her work blends poetic reflection with social critique, exploring grief and joy, chosen family, justice, and art as survival.
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