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My rabbit heart is in your hands, warm and pulsing, living, skittish.
But like the sun, there is Something elevating About the depression Some perspective above.
Most people assume that if you only know one language, that language was easy to learn. English and I still battle.
It’s about mouth breathers, gum chewers, pen clickers, foot tappers
We spoke with Rafael Frumkin, author of Confidence, about disability rep, satire, and the relationship between “falling in love and being scammed.”
Rafael Frumkin, author of Confidence and graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and Medill School of Journalism, lives in Carbondale, IL, where he teaches fiction and nonfiction writing at Southern Illinois University. His first novel, The Comedown (2018), is being adapted for television by Freddie Highmore and Regina King at Starz.
She needs me to be strong. My heart aches for her pain, the pain I have unknowingly given her.
Years of tedious fighting with Pain I now tread the boundaries between