My friends @purpleliz2 and @GCharing write a serious, thoughtful, peer-reviewed paper about what happens when, after 30 years as a couple, you're *both* diagnosed with cancer. It's not speculative; they have firsthand experience: murmurations.cloud/ojs/index.php/…
One of the things that happened was that @purpleliz2 decided she wanted to start a peer-reviewed journal about systemic therapy, which you can read here: murmurations.cloud/ojs/index.php/….
Liz and Gaby say their account may be seen as "an exercise in bricolage (Lévi-Strauss 1962; Denzin & Lincoln 2005) using autoethnography (Ellis 1995, 2004; Bochner and Ellis 2016) and relational autoethnography (Simon 2013)," and I suppose it may be, but I found myself-- 
--more interested in the story itself than what category it fits under. For those wondering "what is this journal about?" I think this article does a good job summing it up: murmurations.cloud/ojs/index.php/…
Anyway, have a look. Since they wrote it, and put it in the public domain, I presume they would welcome any comments or questions you have about it--the journal, cancer, or any other questions that come to mind.
