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Eisner-winning, Lambda-nominated author of Unmarketable (), Body Horror (), and Sweet Little Cunt (). Represented by .

Delaware County, NY
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Joined August 2008
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    Mar 5

    Gentrifier: A Memoir has, well, a title (!), a cover (!!), and a pre-order page (!!!) !!!! So much love to those who have already ordered or otherwise jumped in to support the book!!!!!

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  2. 18 hours ago

    a pharmacy within 50 miles of me had an available appointment for the vaccine I can actually take but it was gone by the time I signed in which is AMAZING PROGRESS

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  3. Mar 4

    Reupping for the morning crowd. Super interested in a range of perspectives on how people talk about their own writing practice. (Since I have so far refused to entirely; I personally needed the focus to stay on the work itself for a good, long time.)

    I'm suddenly interested in writers' craft newsletters. I signed up for 's and 's—who else do you like?
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  5. Mar 3

    I'm suddenly interested in writers' craft newsletters. I signed up for 's and 's—who else do you like?

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  6. Mar 3

    My pals Nonagon have their first LP out today! Mortgage-core from the 312:

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  7. Mar 3

    BTW it's International Sex Workers Rights Day. My current interest in domestic housing emerged partially from my international reporting on sex work. If sex workers in my feed have ongoing fundraisers for rental or housing assistance, please tweet 'em at me so I can signal-boost.

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  8. Mar 3

    Thanks, loves <3! Do order from and support their exciting new storefront!

    Threadbare: Clothes, Sex, and Trafficking, Ed. is a fantastic graphic non-fiction book looking at the lack of labor rights in sex and garment industries in an international context + how this leads to violence
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  9. Mar 3

    “If this is not handled properly we can see more homelessness since the Great Depression.” The city has yet to distribute any of the $9M received from the feds for housing assistance.

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    Mar 2

    Love it when opponents of rent controls basically make the argument for them and then add, "that's bad". Rents are lower, apartments are cheaper to buy and tenants are more secure with lower turnover

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  11. Mar 3

    Foundation jumping in to band-aid the rent backlog in Detroit while legislators and governors fight it out, by

    Kresge, credit union offer rent assistance as Detroit nonprofit waits for federal aid
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  12. Mar 2

    so hot girl summer is back on, yes?

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  13. Mar 2

    See here: "The biggest question is whether this episode of left-wing populism has damaged confidence in Berlin’s real-estate market permanently."

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  14. Mar 2

    LRT, the Bloomberg op-ed is making an argument about real estate investment, not housing stock. Which seems a little like decrying the loss of precious chemicals being wasted in vaccines rn?

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    Mar 2

    So regulated rents have risen 60% slower than rents in other cities, while unregulated rents have risen 8% faster? That seems like a great tradeoff.

    One year on, the results from Berlin’s radical rent controls are in: rents for older, rent-controlled apartments have fallen; newer, unregulated apartment rents have soared. And the rent-controlled apartments are becoming impossible for tenants to find
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  16. Mar 2

    A second new study (via ) finds "statistically significant associations between severe housing insecurity during pregnancy and low birth weight and/or preterm birth ..., NICU or stepdown stay ..., and extended hospitalization"

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  17. Mar 2

    LRT: "Policies and programs to support people experiencing economic precarity and loneliness may contribute to suicide prevention." (preprint, non-peer-reviewed paper):

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    Mar 2

    COVID-19 Research: () et al. find that suicidal ideation increased fourfold+ during pandemic, especially among people struggling to pay rent (31.5%) and with job loss (24.1%). Addressing economic & housing precarity=suicide prevention. .

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    Mar 2

    Housing is health. New studies on how eviction (including an eviction filing without judgment) can affect childbirth and infant health.

    NEW-Born Evicted: 2 studies find that during pregnancy is a cause of negative birth outcomes w/exaggerated consequences for Black women & infants--having consequences across the life course. Health & anti-racist policy interventions are urgent. See thread for links.
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  20. Mar 2

    Good morning, who wants to talk pandemic hairstyles? I can only make a mask stick to my baby-sized face if it has two around-the-head bands and my hair is long enough to wear in a bun, and this volume of hair is beginning to annoy me as a person. I realize this is a minor complai

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