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Shanna Seesz is a writer, wedding singer, tutor, and student currently residing in Portland, Oregon. She maintains a busy schedule, fueled by cheap wine or coffee, depending on the time of day. She especially enjoys it when people use the word bologna (!) to express anger and strongly encourages replacing all profanity with names of processed lunch meat.

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Stories written with The Portland Fiction Project

Throwing Coins	Winter dreams the same dream every time.
Holding Stems	Call one thing another’s name long enough, it will answer.
A Fish Named E	Suddenly I woke up among strangers.
Finding Ground	You learned to go unnoticed behind a lamppost.
Gathering Fruit	The drunken sailor who waits in her left pulse.
The Invisible Hand	Why on earth would a man raise his hand against himself.

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