‘Bad Sisters’ Captures the Intensity of Having and Being a Sister
My sister is not my best friend. She is my sister. Those are fundamentally different relationships.
Bad Sisters
Bad Sisters
don’t kill people
pekie pie
Bad Sisters Bad Sisters
Bad Sisters
They joked and talked across me. I watched as a new universe of care formed, smaller and still forming, but a universe unto itself all the same.
Bad Sisters
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Nina Li Coomes is a Japanese and American writer, currently living in Chicago, IL. Her writing has appeared in EATER, The Collapsar, and RHINO Poetry among other places. Her debut chapbook haircut poems was published by Dancing Girl Press in 2017.
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