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Author: Lizzie Wann

Lizzie Wann is a poet and writer in Los Angeles. She’s the author of The Hospice Bubble & Other Devastating Affirmations, a poetry collection available at AK Press. Every third Thursday of the month, she also hosts a monthly live show on Twitch TV called LifeBeat: Conversations with Purposeful Womxn.
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