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Issue 22 includes work from: Ottessa Moshfegh, Turnstile, Kyler Garrison, Sofie Royer, Lena Dunham, Alissa Bennett, Harley Weir, Liara Roux, Cormio, Teng Yung Han, Leomi Sadler, Eyedress, Éamonn Freel, Mas Guerrero, Sara Yukiko Mon, Snail Mail, Chris Black, Hilma af Klint, Agnes Pelton, Brie Moreno, Emma Kunz, Micah E. Wir bieten wissensdurstigen Design-, Kunst- und Kommunikations-Fans einen regelmäßigen Einblick in unser freches Treiben. Wir freuen uns über Anmeldungen, Feedback, Aufträge, Abmahnungen oder was Euch sonst noch Freude bereitet! Phoebe Friesen, Leigh Ledare, Aramis Gutierrez, Olivia Whittick, Kyle Keese, Una Farrar, Jeremy Jude Lee, Max Keene, Gagalalala, Erika Houle, Razy Faouri, Gitte Maria Möller, Chris Lloyd, Claire Milbrath, Theodora Allen, Maja Ruznic, Darby Milbrath, Elise Lafontaine, David Rappeneau, Elisa Voto, Ian Grandjean, Jennifer Carvalho, Tony Cox, Club Rhubarb, Whitney Mallett, Reza Shafahi, Annie Pearlman, Joe Roberts, Haley Mlotek, Felipe Bolivar E-Bugs, Jaxon Whittington, Shannon Cartier Lucy Jetzt zum Newsletter anmelden! As a child, Liara's inquisitive, instinctive, and rebellious nature was frequently problematised in a world designed around the requirements of their neurotypical, cis, heterosexual male colleagues. Interested in audiobooks too? Wood, Ancco, Catherine Mulligan, Alexis Gross, Rebecca Storm, Dr. Back cover featuring Kyler Garrison Editor: Claire MilbrathPublisher: self-publishedPages: 100ppSize: 9 x 11Notes: perfect bound, full colorRelease Date: Fall 2020
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Reviews
Naadia
Her vulnerability, resilience and love for love. Simply put - this book is absolutely incredible. I love Liara.
Connor
I couldn’t put it down and finished it in a day. I wish that I had been able to read this in my teenage years; it details relationship red flags that I had not been able to see in past relationships of my own, maintaining the delicate balance between a work life and a home life and I feel most people would benefit from reading it. Liara Roux's 'Whore of New York' is stunning. I felt so at home with each page turn & I thank Liara for letting us all in in such an intimate way.
I hope to be able to read more of her work in the future. Her writings are matter-of-factly written with a beautiful eloquence that will leave you thinking about it for hours after you finish reading it.
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