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The Girl Who Wasn’t There
At a family party, Alex’s relatives imagine a future with Lucia before anyone asks what she wants.
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Chapter 19: Strings
Beneath the Weight of Water | 1980s Mexican American Women’s Fiction
Oct 23
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Chapter 5: The Lies We Told
Inherited Shame | 1980s LGBTQ+ Mexican American Women’s Fiction
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Chapter 18: Bent and Broken
Beneath the Weight of Water | 1980s Mexican American Women’s Fiction
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The Economy of Endurance: Ranking Wounds
When a family ranks its wounds, someone gets assigned more pain. On writing generational abuse without letting compassion become an alibi.
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Chapter 4: Neither Pure nor Simple
Inherited Shame | 1980s LGBTQ+ Mexican American Women’s Fiction
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Bonus Scene: White Nights
Matteo thinks he has found Lucia a book. By the time he carries it home from London, the gift has become evidence of a longing he cannot yet name.
Sep 30
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Chapter 17: Undone
Beneath the Weight of Water | 1980s Mexican American Women’s Fiction
Sep 25
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Chapter 3: My Crime
Inherited Shame | 1980s LGBTQ+ Mexican American Women’s Fiction
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Chapter 16: Clear Waters
Beneath the Weight of Water | 1980s Mexican American Women’s Fiction
Sep 11
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I Can’t Be Bothered: Writing Paralysis
I love writing ninety-eight percent of the time. The other two percent belong to ADHD paralysis, creative indifference, and flowerpots with suspiciously…
Sep 9
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Chapter 2: Unsaid
Inherited Shame | 1980s LGBTQ+ Mexican American Women’s Fiction
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