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In their essays, Kathleen Miller and Katie Gentile show us ways of writing, thinking, and practicing psychoanalysis that address the onto-epistemological and social implications of taking account of the more-than-human. In their reach beyond human centrism, Miller and Gentile model experimentation and invention as well as invite us to consider what I discuss as psychoanalysis as a studio practice.