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  <title>Interview with Venus Selenite</title>
  <description>This month, I had the pleasure of meeting Venus Selenite in person while she started her first leg of her #RehabYearTour. Venus&amp;amp;nbsp;is a Bettering American Poetry 2016 nominee, a 2017 Pink Door Fellow, and one of the most notable trans women of color interdisciplinary artists in the United States. She is the author of two books:&amp;amp;nbsp;trigger&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;the fire been here.&amp;amp;nbsp;She lives in Washington, D.C. and the internet.   Venus's website Venus's Patreon trigger The Fire Been Here James Baldwin,&amp;amp;nbsp;The Fire Next Time Nameless Woman&amp;amp;nbsp;anthology Goddess X KOKUMỌ J Mase III Jamie Berrout Lady Dane Figueroa Edidi&amp;amp;nbsp;   Her new book:&amp;amp;nbsp;For Black Trans Girls Who Gotta Cuss a Motherfucker Out When Snatching an Edge Ain't Enough   Jayy Dodd&amp;amp;nbsp;   Their new book&amp;amp;nbsp;Mannish Tongues Also, shameless plug for&amp;amp;nbsp;my interview with them&amp;amp;nbsp;back on Episode 10    What you can do to support trans artists of color (thread)  The Sound of Waves Breaking is by&amp;amp;nbsp;Chris Lynn, a recording of voices in Washington, D.C. near the Jefferson Memorial. &amp;amp;nbsp; The editor is&amp;amp;nbsp;Mitchel Davidovitz, and the show is produced by me.&amp;amp;nbsp;  </description>
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