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Arsenal Pulp Press When X Equals Marylou

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Arsenal Pulp Press The Asthmatic Glassblower and Other Poems

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Arsenal Pulp Press When Fox Is A Thousand

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Arsenal Pulp Press Heartways: The Exploits of Genny O

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Arsenal Pulp Press Guests in Your Garden: Facts and Folklore about Bugs, Grubs and Other Garden Creatures

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Arsenal Pulp Press How It All Vegan Irresistible Recipes for an Animalfree Diet

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Arsenal Pulp Press Bad Jobs: My Last Shift at Albert Wong's Pagoda and Other Ugly Tales of the Workplace

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Arsenal Pulp Press Victims of Benevolence: The Dark Legacy of the Williams Lake Residential School

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Arsenal Pulp Press Scrambled Brains: Cooking Guide for the Reality Impaired

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Arsenal Pulp Press Everything but the Truth

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Arsenal Pulp Press Queeries: An Anthology of Gay Male Prose

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Arsenal Pulp Press Dog Years

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Arsenal Pulp Press The Coincidence Problem

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Arsenal Pulp Press Bad Land

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Arsenal Pulp Press Special Topics in Being a Parent

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Arsenal Pulp Press Sharp Notions

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Sometimes, the reliability of a knit stitch, the steady rocking of a quilting needle, the solid structure of a loom, is all you have. During the pandemic, fiber arts newbies discovered and lapsed crafters rediscovered that picking up some sticks and string or a needle and thread was the perfect way to reduce stress, quell anxiety, and foster creativity, an antidote to endless hours of doom-scrolling. Chances are you or someone close to you is currently in an ecstatic relationship with yarn, thread, or fabric. As we struggle with the pressures, anxieties, and impacts of daily life, fiber arts - knitting, crocheting, embroidery, weaving, beading, sewing, quilting, textiles - can be an antidote, a mirror and a metaphor for so many of life''s challenges. Part time machine, part meditation app, the simple act of working with one''s hands instantly reduces the overwhelming scope of living to a human scale and the present moment. In this nonfiction anthology, writers and artists from differen