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Moving, Visceral and Beautiful : Leila Lois Reviews ‘Disassembling A Dancer’ by Kyeren Regehr.
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Moving, Visceral and Beautiful : Leila Lois Reviews ‘Disassembling A Dancer’ by Kyeren Regehr.
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'Disassembling A Dancer is a moving, visceral and beautiful chapbook collection from Canadian Australian writer Kyeren Regehr. It paints the tragic landscape of a dancer’s body, the pain, torment and passion and draws us into the sublime drama of ballet. The artwork by Monica Piloni and Lindsay Beal, as well as the woven ballet ribbon for binding, make this book an exquisite visual as well as literary work of art.' (Introduction)
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Moving, Visceral and Beautiful : Leila Lois Reviews ‘Disassembling A Dancer’ by Kyeren Regehr.
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