Well, how would you describe it? Well, let's go to the title, Bark of Millions, and what it suggests about what people will encounter.

Oh, well, Bark of Millions is an ancient Egyptian myth about Ra, the sun god, and it is on a boat that travels around the world and it tows the sun with it to give us light.

And then at night it does battle with... snake in space that is chaos and every morning it arrives victorious and brings the Sun back to us so it's so it's this metaphor about the years and years the bark of millions the millions is the year millions of years and that we arrive we are we do battle but then we arrive victorious we do battle we arrive victorious so I That, to me, is one of the first gods of human existence and also one of the gender queer god.

So it's this queerness that arrives again and again and again and again, no matter how they try to censor us, how they might try to oppress us.

or omit who we are, we keep coming.

you mean by nothing in nature is straight?

Everything's wobbly.

Everything's a little curved.

Sweat.

Just sweat on the dance floor.

And there was...

I, I don't...

I mean, it was queer people, it was straight people, if there is such a thing.

And, you know, and everyone just all together, just...

It was, it was glorious, and it was so healing to just be swept up in it.

You can say book, life, anywhere.

Yeah

... by the world.

I don't know.

But I, yeah, how do I ...

Well, I don't, I n- I've been blessed in my life that I ...

It's a blessing and a curse.

Uh, my mother was a fundamentalist, very religious, and she, she did not b- she didn't go to the doctor.

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