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'With her characteristic heart and power, the winner of the Tim Thorne Prize for Poetry turns her attention inward in this new poetry collection, creatively illuminating her own hidden autism and that of girls and women, most of whom are misdiagnosed and unsupported in a medical system designed for boys. Every page will surprise and move you.' (Publication summary)
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[Review] She Doesn’t Seem Autistic
2024
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— Appears in: StylusLit , March no. 15 2024;
— Review of She Doesn't Seem Autistic 2023 selected work poetry'Tasmanian poet Esther Ottaway’s latest collection is brave, experimental and brimming with power and artistry. Her poems reveal the truth of her own autistic experience but also the embodied experiences of a multitude of undiagnosed women and girls who are neurodivergent.' (Introduction)
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[Review] She Doesn’t Seem Autistic
2024
single work
review
— Appears in: StylusLit , March no. 15 2024;
— Review of She Doesn't Seem Autistic 2023 selected work poetry'Tasmanian poet Esther Ottaway’s latest collection is brave, experimental and brimming with power and artistry. Her poems reveal the truth of her own autistic experience but also the embodied experiences of a multitude of undiagnosed women and girls who are neurodivergent.' (Introduction)
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