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As I Fall Apart by Oriana Rose, with illustrations by Natasha Natarajan

17th May 202217th May 2022  Umang Kalra

Though adorable in shape and size, Oriana Rose’s As I Fall Apart is anything but. Packing a necessary punch when discussing contraceptives, menstruation and gender, Rose and Natasha Natarajan’s stunning work problematises all three in the pursuit of liberation.

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Posted in Arts, BooksTagged: Andrea Long-Chu, As I Fall Apart, Bodies, contraception, contraceptive rights, Elizabeth Grosz, Focus Print, Gender, menstruation, My Body's Bodies Editorial, Natasha Natarajan, Oriana Rose, Period poverty, Sara Ahmed, the implant, Umang Kalra, Women's Rights

Interview with author Valentine Carter: ‘We know who we are because we know where we’ve come from’

6th October 20216th October 2021  Georgia Poplett

Georgia Poplett talks to author and visual artist, Valentine Carter, about their new book, These Great Athenians, the materiality of texts, breaking the genre of mythology as a non-binary writer, the sense of belonging that resides in myths, writing as a form of weaving and much more.

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Posted in Arts, Books, InterviewsTagged: Athena, Felbrigg Hall, Georgia Poplett, Greek Mythology, Imprint 27, Jack Halberstam, Madeline Miller, Mythology, Nobrow Press, Pat Barker, Penelope, queer literature, Sara Ahmed, Scylla, These Great Athenians, Valentine Carter, weaving
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