Michelle Tea
Electronic Poetry Kit
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Michelle Tea is an American writer and performer who is known for her writing about queer culture, feminism, and the working-class experience. She is the author of several books, including Valencia, a novel about the lives of young artists in San Francisco, and Rent Girl, a graphic novel about her experiences as a sex worker. Tea is also the founder of the literary organization Sister Spit, and she is known for her energetic and engaging performances.
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