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“I placed myself in the bodies that I created.”
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“And now, when I come upon books that are preoccupied with the body, I am entranced.”
“She has an MFA in fiction from New York University.”
“__________________________________ Desperate Bodies by Lydia Mathis is available from Roxane Gay Books.”
“Ahmed Saadawi, Frankenstein in Baghdad Frankenstein in Baghdad takes the classic, Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, to the U.S.”
“* Justin Torres, Blackouts The joy of Blackouts by Justin Torres is that you get actual bodies on the page.”
“There’s the crumbling husband, who makes you consider what you’d do if your body so viciously revolted against you.”
“Hadi’s reasoning for his creation of the Whatitsname is for the victims to get a proper burial.”
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“Jesmyn Ward, Sing, Unburied, Sing Bodies are tormented throughout Sing, Unburied, Sing .”
“It is the unbodied, the ghosts, in particular that really make the novel sing.”
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“Images populate the book, and because Blackouts is a book that features a book inside its pages – those images have layered meanings.”
“The book itself has been heavily redacted.”
“And then there’s the wife, who takes care of her husband.”