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No Sad Endings
How do you jump into the perspective of someone and make it believable?
According to author Claire Rudy Foster, the key lies in an ability to listen. There are subtle and unrefined truths of experience that drip into our conversations with others but a keen ear is needed to pick up on the what those truths really are. Foster can hear them.
In his new book Shine of the Ever, Foster melds his own experiences with gender fluidity with the stories and deep truths of other queer folx, infuses them with magic, and alchemizes them into a rich m\xe9lange of human experience. As Foster says, \u201cWe all have such nuanced perspectives, and I wanted to show that\u201d.
The asteroid Pallas Athena makes an appearance, as does Pisces and Scorpio in one of my most favorite interviews yet!
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Things we mentioned
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