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'Much of my fiction and poetry has been a long wrestle with the Pythia, the prophetic snake at Delphi. A figure who slides in and out of consciousness. The mythic imagery associated with her includes Eurydice who is unable to leave the underworld. She represents the dislocation of the postseizure state and her return to status epilepticus. The poems and text in this essay are an attempt to write what is barely writable.' (Publication abstract)
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https://www.axonjournal.com.au/issues/13-2/reflections-writing-and-disability
Reflections on Writing and Disability
Axon : Creative Explorations
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