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From “In Arabic, the Word for ‘War’ Is Similar to ‘Love'”by Sara Abou RashedWhen children protested the regimethen died in its prisons, officerssent their fathers notes that read:Come pick up the corpse in exchange for the mother,we’ll ensure she bears another one. I loved the juxtaposition Sara Abou Rashed used in “In Arabic, the Word…
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I write fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry. I earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and a graduate certificate in Gender and Women’s Studies, and I am currently working toward a master’s degree in Mexican American Studies. I also work as a library associate in Special Collections and Archives, where I help preserve our photographic and rare book collections. All opinions expressed on this blog are my own.
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Chapin City Blues is a space where I share my political views, literary interests, and personal reflections. Here you’ll find commentary on current events, reviews for books, films, and music, my photography, selections of my schoolwork, and updates on writing projects that I am working on.
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