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Four Questions on Farsickness: Brooke Champagne

“One of my friends studied in Quito years ago and said it was strange, how many people looked like me; she thought she saw me everywhere. I want to experience that combo of strangeness and familiarity for myself.”

Four Questions on Farsickness: Patricia Colleen Murphy

Four Questions on Farsickness

“…the most extensive writing project I did based on place was a series of ten poems about a trip to Tanzania to climb Kilimanjaro and to safari in Ngororgoro crater…”

Four Questions on Farsickness: Alden Jones

Four Questions on Farsickness

“Some people travel to see new places and get focused on the next place, and the next, but I love revisiting places that hold memories.”

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