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Steve Searls

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Steve Searls retired from the practice of law in 2002 due to a rare chronic autoimmune disorder (Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor Cell Associated Periodic Syndrome). He began writing poetry in 2001 and, using the pseudonym, Tara Birch, was the featured poet of Tryst Poetry Journal’s Premiere Issue. He’s also published numerous poems as Tara Birch in print and online, including the poetry chapbook, Carrots and Bleu Cheese Dip, in 2004. Steve was also active as a blogger posting under the name, Steven D, at Daily Kos (2005-2017), Booman Tribune (2005-2017) and caucus99percent (2016–present). Steve’s published essays on Medium include “Clara’s Miracle,” about his wife’s cancer and resulting traumatic brain injury from chemotherapy, and “My Rape ...more

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I couldn't stop sneezing and coughing last night, and couldn't sleep. All I could think about was that I was finally infected with COVID-19…moreTrue story:

I couldn't stop sneezing and coughing last night, and couldn't sleep. All I could think about was that I was finally infected with COVID-19, and my mind imagined being hooked up to a ventilator waiting to die alone because family are not allowed to visit hospitals to see family members where I live.

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If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

Steve Searls I read a lot of Dystopian fiction, or contemporary literary fiction that doesn't have happy endings, so I doubt I'd want to live in any of those ficti…moreI read a lot of Dystopian fiction, or contemporary literary fiction that doesn't have happy endings, so I doubt I'd want to live in any of those fictional worlds.(less)

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