A Plague Upon Our Home

A Plague Upon Our Home

A Plague Upon Our Home

The pandemic has altered history.

Sue Coe and Deirdre Barrett
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Sue CoeSue Coe is a New York artist and illustrator, and a longtime contributor to The Nation who modestly describes herself as “double parked on the highway of life.” Her books include Dead Meat (with an introduction by Alexander Cockburn) and Bully! (with Judith Brody).


Deirdre BarrettDeirdre Barrett is on the faculty of Harvard where she does research on dreams and creativity and teaches courses on dreaming.


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