If we had a better model for getting this data via query.node I'd be happy with that, but it's sort of messy right now. The only way is to add a new function that does it, or use `(node/query->sql [])`, which is pretty weird. Cleaning up how http, query, and the specific query endpoints interact would be a great thing to do some time; for now I'm okay with this (especially since this is quite a simple query).