Carla Sosenko’s debut memoir, I’ll Look So Hot in a Coffin: And Other Thoughts I Used to Have About My Body, situates her life at a series of intersections. The book chronicles Sosenko’s life with Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome and reflects on the impacts her condition has had on her self-image and mental health. Sosenko draws out the contradictions of pretty privilege and fatphobia as she reflects critically on the social and internal forces that impacted her, her relationships, and her career as a journalist. Local filmmaker and creative programmer Jenni Kaye joins Sosenko for what is sure to be a thought-provoking conversation about identity and embodiment. – Caroline Drew