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'I am sitting in a café in North Melbourne adjacent to the hospital. It’s filled with older people anticipating or denying or recovering from the usual bodily attrition, sporty-looking medical staff with lanyards drinking long blacks, and people on break from day-programs in street clothes trying to blend in. These are people with enough money to sit in a café and eat something and to dawdle while doing it, not worried about = being asked to leave. A very limited inner-city melting pot, in other words, of which I, on my laptop typing this essay, am a part.' (Introduction)
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https://sydneyreviewofbooks.com/review/ellena-savage-emma-marie-jones/
Does Trauma Need a Witness?
Sydney Review of Books
Subjects:
- Yellow City 2019 selected work essay
- Blueberries 2020 selected work prose
- Something to be Tiptoed Around 2018 single work autobiography
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