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Author: Mischa Haider

Mischa Haider is a transgender mother, writer and activist based at Harvard University. She has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and serves on the board of Lambda Literary.
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The Horror Moves West

Mischa Haider

The heart of darkness, “the horror, the horror” of which Joseph Conrad warned, lies not in some distant jungle—but right here, in our midst.

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