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Sarah Cook (she / they) is a poet & essayist, teaching-writer, autistic human, game show enthusiast, bug advocate, double taurus, and creative mentor to other sensitive humans. Visit sarahteresacook.com to learn more.
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Author of 5 novels and 100+ essays, stories, and book reviews. Memoir in progress. Born in the Netherlands, lived in Paris, married an American, and in love with Japan. Mindful nomad, slow-traveling the world. Dreams of being a rebel. She/her.
Erin Michaela Sweeney is managing editor of Inlandia Institute’s literary journal. She writes, speaks, and teaches about the healing potential of mindful creative self-expression, loves her child unconditionally, and humbly serves Rexi the cat queen.
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The myriad esoteric jobs that follow a degree in literature. Strayed to Iraq to volunteer with genocide survivors. More school to study terrorism and human rights. Now investigates US spending in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan. (And writes stuff.)
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Amanda is an experienced space industry leader, real estate investor, mom, feminist and author working on her first memoir.
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