We sent a blast into our social universe asking for the joker to reveal themselves and were met with intrigue but no answers. Superstition says one cannot buy one’s own tarot deck. It must be passed down or bestowed.
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We sent a blast into our social universe asking for the joker to reveal themselves and were met with intrigue but no answers. Superstition says one cannot buy one’s own tarot deck. It must be passed down or bestowed.
“yesterday was funny because you were in a terrible mood but everything was beautiful.”
“I needed to know that others had endured what my family was going through, regardless of the outcome.”
“Can you forgive me?”
“Until these collections, I didn’t believe you could write short pieces so clearly inspired by Chicano life.”
“At its core, the madness memoir is an effort to impose a literary structure on an inherently disorganized condition.”
“You can tell a lot about a person by their Starbucks order.”
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“My favorite Gaelic phrase is the classic “Mo chreach ‘sa thàinig!” The literal translation is something like “my destruction has come” or “my cattle raid has come.” In 2020, Gaelic’s language for misfortune came in handy.”
