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Protected: Self-Portrait as 狐狸精

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By Audrey Lin
Devyn Mañibo
Poetry | Poetry Tuesday, gender, poetry
September 10, 2022

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Audrey Lin 林妍希 (they/she/he) is a queer high school student interested in transnational literature, art, and film. They are based in Los Angeles via the Bay Area and Shanghai. Their work is published in Depth Cues Magazine, Beaver Magazine, Eunoia Review, The Ekphrastic Review, and the lickety~split. You can find them on Twitter and Instagram @audramatically.

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