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In These Queer Books, Animals Take on a Mythical Importance
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Los Angeles Weekly TimesIn These Queer Books, Animals Take on a Mythical Importance
When my friend and I planned to have a child together via IVF, we jokingly called her a baby fish, a salmon fry. A Fry is a stage in the salmon life cycle, after alevin but before parr, when the fish must begin to feed itself and swim free. This is a stage where they are most vulnerable to predators, birds, and larger fish, including larger salmon of the same species. While calling our future-kid a fish began as a joke, the vulnerability and bru…
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