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A Plagued Sea

by Kim Bo-young

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Cozy Ginger’s Notes & Highlights

Book cover for Like Flesh Loves the Scalpel: Poems Collected 2018-2021

Like Flesh Loves the Scalpel: Poems Collected 2018-2021 by Ezra Blake

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What hasn’t been said of narcotic warmth? Familiar impulse to triple the dose, an itch that fingernails won’t touch; Abandoned, half-formed thoughts which don’t quite… Think I miss my inhibitions—spend money, waste time, and bloat with the ...more

Ode To Dr Whatever

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by Lara Elena Donnelly

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Helpmeet

by Naben Ruthnum

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Cozy Ginger’s Quotes

“Worst of all, when I see children, I think of their bones.”
― Margaret Killjoy, We Won't Be Here Tomorrow and Other Stories

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“Like the marrying of an estuary, our union is both beautiful and unnatural, and I am all too familiar with finding sympathy in the strange.”
― K.C. Blume, Worship Me: An Appalachian Dark Romance

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“The mist seeps up from an earth that’s grown tired of us, and I’m tired of running.”
― Margaret Killjoy, We Won't Be Here Tomorrow and Other Stories

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“This place feels like Stardust and A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Labyrinth had an orgy and popped out a slightly bougie baby behind a baseball field.”
― Delilah S. Dawson, Bloom

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