Mirene Arsanios: The Autobiography of a Language Chris SuccoFuturepoem, 2022, Softcover, 92 pages, 20 15 cm "What if ones mother tongue is but a crushed tower of Babel? From which of its ruined fragments can a literary voice emerge? The Autobiography of a Language neither assembles a life story nor seeks a fashionable hybrid identity. Rather, through traces of languages in motion, the author captures the guilt of being a writer more than a mothers daughter, the intersections between mourning a father and
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aesthetics and ultimately values to a formative audience
Stewart's band Xiu Xiu has been called ‘self-flagellating’
Adopting a decolonial feminist
Koenig Books
Being Together: A Manual For Living falls in the lineage of publications such as The Journal of the Society for Education Through Art
With Stephen Sartarelli’s translations in the present edition they now are fully available in English
Is it dangerous to dream of another life all the time
CCA Glasgow (UK)
Her work often makes reference to religious communities
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identitarian and communitarian foundations of bourgeois heterosexual respectability through ‘antimonogamous promiscuity’