On Inheriting Deafness

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A fancy set of plates on a table with a blue tablecloth. The plate in the center of the frame is white with a golden border and a painted image of two lemons on a branch. To the left of the plate is a corner of a white-frosted cake. Above the cake is a white plate with a painted image of leaves in the center and a border that looks like vines. To the right of that plate is a round, glass pitcher. To the right of the pitcher is a blue tray with a white pattern of an eye in the middle of a sun on it. On the tray sits two white, glass goblets. — Photo by mdreza jalali on Unsplash

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Shannon Fandler

lives in the Philadelphia area. Her work has most recently appeared in Catapult, The Rumpus, and the Philadelphia Inquirer. She is an Edward F. Albee Foundation Fellow and a graduate of the MFA program at Rutgers University–Camden.

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