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Mega Milk Essays on Family, Fluidity, Whiteness, and Cows, Megan Milks Arundhati Roy unfolds through black-and-white portraits ofA sparkling, funny, and often wrenching portrait in essays on the dairy industry, queer intimacy, family, fluidity, whiteness, and cows. For decades, Megan Milks has wondered what it means to share a last name with the classic white American beverage. Now, Milks takes on their namesake subject in all its dimensions, venturing into the worlds of small dairies, bovine genetics, and manure while also turning their eye on their family and themself. The