Megan Otto

Megan Otto is a freelance arts and environmental writer specializing in content related to ethical storytelling, underrepresented voices, climate justice, and the arts. Based in Portland, Oregon, she loves visiting both the mountains and the ocean in her free time. Learn more about her writing at megotto.com or find her @megsotto on Twitter.

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Transdimensional Love in “End of the World House”
Poignancy and Optimism in “The Past is Red”
Hyperbole and Drama in “The Island of Happiness”
The Complicated Nature of Justice and Power in “Remote Control”
A Spring of Maternal Mythologies in “Hinge”
A Bridge Between Now and Then in “Burning Roses”
“Or What You Will” Reimagines Shakespeare’s Imagined Italy
Voice as Resistance in “A Song Below Water”
“A Poison that Undoes Itself”
Perceiving Love in Implicit Connections