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Author: roman pace

roman pace is a southern-based non-binary lesbian artist exploring madness and queerness through collage, poetry and photography. Their work touches on many issues, from the divine feminine to climate change. You can find their work on instagram @roman.pace and view their first zine, "states of change," released through twiin flame art collective, at saragregory.org.
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“I draw strength from the other lesbians and WLW enbies published in Sinister Wisdom, and I am honored to be part of the conversations happening in the 2020 calendar.”

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