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i. The book cover for E.J.R. David’s “We Have Not Stopped Trembling Yet: Letters to My Filipino-Athabascan Family.” There are grey cirlces and a large, faded “X” shape behind the title.
A side of a storefront. On the left is a fancy clothing store, while the brick wall and garage door to the right is covered in colorful graffiti, with the words “Gentrify This” in the center of the art.
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    • SPECIAL ISSUE—This Blissful City 2021
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Exploring the Way of Imagination: an Interview with Scott Russell Sanders

A balcony view of the lower level of a deserted mall, with fluorescent lights illuminating the diner-style tiles and a single gumball machine..

You Are Not What You Used To Be

Brick building (almost tower-like). Abandoned and unkept with broken windows

Dear Bridgeport

Tropical-like house with a blue door and white and yellow exterior

Bone Island Blues

Seven questions for the authors of Buffalo Trace

Vertical polaroid shot of brick building. Different time. Different era.

Buffalo Trace: A Threefold Vibration

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