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the book playfully recontextualises images from popular culture that Gegisian has sourced — from pornographic magazines

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Spectra Poets #4 artificial intelligence ) that live in itsSpectra began as an idea mid pandemic when I heard about a community of people called Spellers. They cannot speak. Most of them have autism and use written word to express what they cannot say. This was the beginning. I wanted to create a magazine for them to be read alongside other poets, both prominent and unknown, without publishing anyone solely based on their identity or ability. We each all land somewhere along a variety of cultural and