My BolognaI wasn’t a "qualified counselor" so much as I’d "gone to therapy once or twice," and I didn’t so much have a "nutrition degree" as "take vitamins when I remembered to," but I was determined to not let my gender hold me back.
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Katharine Strange
Katharine Strange specializes in questioning received wisdom with a wink and a smirk. She writes in most genres but not poetry. Her work has appeared in The Seattle Times & Literary Yard. She's a Moth mainstage storyteller & a 2022 Jack Straw Fellow.
Seattle, WA, United States
Selected work (2 publications)
NaustalgiaThe Parrish children were frighteningly blond—they had the kind of hair that made it seem like they’d been through a tremendous shock. My first impression is that they were ugly children, and yes, I know you’re not supposed to say that...
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