D. Myerscough lives on. I have chills. I heard the stories in the eighties at Moleli mission, and met survivors of other massacres. Honestly I'm still reacting to this piece. I can't believe one of your teachers was a victim, and somehow this book found its way to you. I'm so glad I clicked on your writing in the dark.
This is beautiful and uncanny! I think you are actually doing something more than writing about Cixous. You're writing reading and writing her, if that makes sense. So glad you have the time and space to follow wherever this goes... Jennifer
What an amazing piece of writing Tina! What a startling connection to uncover. I was riveted by it from beginning to end. It was like reading a mystery thriller. Thank you for sharing.
A beautiful piece of writing. I know the experience well. You're going to write something. You come across a hint of something else. You are plunged into a deep and different but familiar world. You may come out of it only hours later. And it's time to go to bed.
D. Myerscough lives on. I have chills. I heard the stories in the eighties at Moleli mission, and met survivors of other massacres. Honestly I'm still reacting to this piece. I can't believe one of your teachers was a victim, and somehow this book found its way to you. I'm so glad I clicked on your writing in the dark.
This is beautiful and uncanny! I think you are actually doing something more than writing about Cixous. You're writing reading and writing her, if that makes sense. So glad you have the time and space to follow wherever this goes... Jennifer
What an amazing piece of writing Tina! What a startling connection to uncover. I was riveted by it from beginning to end. It was like reading a mystery thriller. Thank you for sharing.
A beautiful piece of writing. I know the experience well. You're going to write something. You come across a hint of something else. You are plunged into a deep and different but familiar world. You may come out of it only hours later. And it's time to go to bed.