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I think our culture's forgotten how to mourn, since we're so terrified of death and reflection.

— Alex Jovanovich

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Even in death, the angelic Nozkowski continues to give us life.

The only way to do it properly is to understand that love is some dwelling at the other edge of oblivion.

Death is met by sweetness and light in the ebullient, ethereal work of Agatha Wojciechowsky.

There is nothing more exhilarating than being a pervert.

Queers have always been treated as castoffs, so it makes sense that so many of us, historically, have found solace and communion in cast-off things.

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