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In this short fossilization, Jesse Eisenmann weaves together their personal battle with addiction and their experience of researching queer histories of addiciton and recovery in Minnesota. As Jesse encounters archival materials at the University of Minnesota and compares them with their own memories, they explore the connection of kin, loss, and queer love across generations. Visual elements include text and black and white illustrations.
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