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publications.
There is the longing for language and order in Madeline Gilmore’s “Appian Way,” the explosive Black diasporic web of Chekwube Danladi’s “Transatlantic,” and the worshipful passion of Lin Flores’s “Easter in Salem, 2025.” These works are a gathering of quiet attention, confrontation, grief, (ir)reverence and exultation. —Sara Lippmann, Editor in Chief
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"My Queerness is Divine," So You're Mormon and Gay, 2021
Most of your life, you were told a lie (or two) about queerness. In this vulnerable feature essay, I hope you find more truth.
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Eat Like a Local - Utah, CZYK Publishing, 2021
You gotta eat. Don’t ya? Might as well make it easy and delicious with this concise guide to local eateries in UT.
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