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The Splintering of the Self: Annie Liontas on Life After Concussion
“I tell myself that the brain injury did not take away a self, rather it revealed many other selves heretofore unknown to me.”
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Why I Write Gay: Eric Schlich Channels His Bisexuality Through Queer Protagonists
“I’m done thinking of that as cowardly. Because what it really was, was empowering.”
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