‘The metaphor arrived… and I worked to make sense of it’: talking to memoirist Jocelyn Jane Cox

I love the genre of memoir. It might be a straightforward A to B in a person’s life; or a braid of diverse strands that makes meaning, sense and a unique narrative journey. An example of the latter is Jocelyn Jane Cox’s new release Motion Dazzle: A Memoir of Motherhood, Loss, and Skating on Thin… Continue reading ‘The metaphor arrived… and I worked to make sense of it’: talking to memoirist Jocelyn Jane Cox