Tag Archives: Nina Rota

Raising the bodies on Lesvos Island It is early November 2015. My friend Alison Terry-Evans posts a Facebook photo of volunteers wading into the Aegean Sea to rescue hundreds of terrified refugees packed into a tiny fishing boat that is … Continue reading →

In the mid 1990s I went through a midlife gender identity crisis without knowing it. At the time, a set of unusual scenes repeatedly played out in my head. Disembodied hands squeezed, stretched, and punctured a collection of fleshy abstract … Continue reading →