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The Epiphany 10: An Interview with Kristin Dombek
When I was a child, my favorite joke was: "Q: How do you sculpt an elephant? A: Take big piece of marble and carve away everything that doesn't look like an elephant." I'm still laughing at this one, cause that's how writing feels, except there's no stone, and you've never seen an elephant.
The Instructions
“Two medicines must be used for the medical termination of pregnancy: mifepristone and misoprostol”
Erick Hawkins: The Dancer and The Dance
“Erick came to feel that there there was something deeply flawed and perverse about any aesthetic that brutalized and damaged the bodies of dancers.”
Driving Around at Night
“We get off work past midnight but we’ll just load up on 7-11 coffee, Taco Bell, and Adderall, and we’ll just go.”
Beneath the Surface of Walk the Vanished Earth
“What struck me most was the book’s horrific scenes tied to childbirth — the incredible pain, the tearing of tissue, and the torrents of blood.”
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