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It was 2017, and I was sifting through a hundred pages of printed-out poetry, essays, photography, and art. Earlier that day, I’d gone to my college campus’s library and paid — at a painful 10 cents per page — to have the soon-to-be journal issue printed in its entirety.
I was just starting…
