A response from Dara Perlman in Hurleyville: I don’t. I simply exist and wade in it. It will pass, wether on my own account through random discovery or the universe will take care of it. I hope. It is scary but it won’t kill me.
A Response from Phyllis Bulkin Lehrer in Hurleyville: By embracing the post human tenant that humans are only one element of the cosmos not the center or controlling fact. Secondly to quoteOctavia Butler .. god is change..
A response from an audience member in Hurleyville: Magic
A response from Randi Berry:My whole body tenses up. I close myself off, wrap my arms around myself. I get butterflies in my stomach – excitement, fear, anticipation.
A response from Polina Porras: I like certain kinds of uncertainties, I feel invigorated and freer.
A response from Melannie Vasquez:I try to turn to friends. See if others can relate. That way, I don’t feel so alone. That way, things don’t seem so scary or impossible.
A response from Evadora: When it comes time for me to bring my own child to this world, the most important word I’ll teach them is ‘sonder.’ I find embracing yet letting go as my own most effective way of reconciling my internal reactions with the world at large. Knowing …
A response from Aleksandra Ognjanovic: Strongly and stubbornly believing in hope.
