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“Future NBA in Fiction.”
“Sometimes, creating one doesn’t take generations upon generations.”
“There was a phrase you hated but it felt appropriate in the moment: why yuck someone’s yum?”
“But at least, you weren’t writing about writers, you would tell yourself and pull the covers over your head.”
“In the bookstore, my old classmate and teacher have books in the front window.”
“Your Mom-Mom had a natural talent for piano is what your mom always said.”
““This,” your professor said in a serious, lovely voice, “is what literature should be.”
“As you walked, you turned this story over in your head and kept thinking about the note your professor had written you.”
“But, your parents had moved to a nice suburb and you went to nice schools, so you couldn’t complain about things.”
“10 Literary Science Fiction and Fantasy Novels That Offer Hope for the Future What Should You Read Next?”
“The novel ended with the protagonist drinking a beer and wondering where in the world she could go next.”
“__________________________________ Excerpted from BLACK ARTS by Megan Giddings.”
“Giddings is an assistant professor at the University of Minnesota.”
“You and your friends sometimes called him Mr.”
“Society made women feel like objects!”
“She was wearing a suit and a T-shirt underneath it with a picture of an iconic Black author and the word “free” in all caps.”
“There were times where you stayed up all night staring at your bedroom ceiling and wondering when you would get any better.”
“Had someone found you, a lone, distracted woman in the night and felt relieved that here was something easy to snatch and never missed?”
“Your idea of literature was always built in seeing a saturated world filled with people dealing with the uncanny.”
“Most of the people in workshop didn’t even bother to write a response to that one.”