We Deserve to Exist
An Inked in Gray Anthology
Allison Baggott-Rowe, Christina Ladd, Jennifer Lee Rossman, Marisca Pichette, Claudia Recinos, Emmie Christie, Tessa Hastjarjanto, Daphne Fama, Rashmi Agrawal, Tyler Wittkofsky, Bernardo Villela, Joris Filipp
Released Mar 7, 2023
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This is an anthology of speculative fiction by multiple authors focused on themes of identity, reclamation, and resistance against oppression. The collection explicitly addresses mature themes including systemic inequality and self-determination, and individual stories likely vary in content intensity. Without access to the full text, precise content assessment is limited, but the framing suggests stories geared toward older teens who can engage with complex social themes.
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The world is not kind. It never was. Fear, jealousy, and anger fuel the actions of those who wish to assert their power and eliminate those they deem unworthy. There will come a time of reclamation-whether by force or by empathy-when those tides shift, a balance reborn. It must start somewhere. The reclamation of self,... The world is not kind. It never was. Fear, jealousy, and anger fuel the actions of those who wish to assert their power and eliminate those they deem unworthy. There will come a time of reclamation-whether by force or by empathy-when those tides shift, a balance reborn. It must start somewhere. The reclamation of self, of culture, of heritage, and of our world-starts within. No longer will those around us decide if we deserve to exist. Anthology collection of science fiction, fantasy, and horror Author Contributors: Allison Baggett-Rowe, Joris Filipp, Bernardo Villela, Tyler Wittkofsky, Rashmi Agrawal, Daphne Fama, Tessa Hastjarjanto, Marisca Pichette, Emmie Christie, Claudia Recinos, Kevin Mack, Jennifer Lee Rossman, Christina Ladd
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