ALT A dim picture of a gray skeleton imposed on a black background. Over the image, white and lime green text reads: Kentucky Foundation for Women Loretto Artist Residency - August 17-24

ALT a lime green square with "dead parents" written in black fuzzy text, in the style of Charli xcx's "brat" album

ALT A picture of Martins Deep's poem in print with the title "it's snowing, omg! omg, it's snowing!"

ALT A picture of Angela Liu's story in print, titled "Tiny Fires on the Toyoko Line"

ALT A picture of Zoi Athanassiadou's story in print, titled "Poseidon's Transformative Service"

ALT A picture of Becky Robison's story in print, called "I Saw Goody Proctor Help the Devil Rotate a PDF"

ALT An older, faded digital photo from 2006 featuring three women holding tickets for an SNL dress rehearsal. The two women on the left are older and look like sisters (they are). The woman on the right is younger and has long, blonde hair.

ALT A green flyer with skeletons reads: How to Prepare for Death and Have Fun Doing It! At LFPL's 11th Annual How-To Festival! May 11, 1pm, 301 York St. deadparentswhatnow.com

ALT An orange cartoon blimp flies through a blue sky, cartoon trees and tents beneath it, and several sponsors below that. The text reads: 11th Annual How-To Festival - May 11 10a-3p Main Library lfpl.org/how-to

ALT An image of a terrified skeleton, its hands up by its screaming skull - sort of like in the Home Alone movies. The text reads: My Parents Are Dead: What Now? A guide for your life after their death. Deadparentswhatnow.com

ALT A blonde woman with black glasses smiles in a selfie. She has freshly microbladed eyebrows—you can see the brush strokes.