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Fleshgraphs
Haunted by on-line confessions, ranging from the trivial to the homicidal, and by a society obsessed with people changing their corporeal forms, Fleshgraphs is a multi-vocal manifesto of the body. Lyrical, experimental, satirical these prose fragments enact a potent exploration of queerness, girlhood and illness against a backdrop of internet and rape culture.
96 pages, Paperback
First published September 6, 2016
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July 10, 2021
this collection is like reading from a toddler who’s just discovered an adult dictionary. like listening to middle schoolers giggle in the back of a spencer’s. just indiscriminate nonsense.
March 9, 2017
Very dark, intense short pieces. Teeters between horror and dark reality...very quick, worth a look!
March 4, 2018
dark, abstract and incredibly jarring. fleshgraphs left me feeling exposed and yearning for more and to be quite honest I don’t really know how to word this review or how to make sense of these jumbled thoughts that brynne rebele-henry has left me with. what i do know that it’s worth the read. fleshgraphs was triggering, and relatable, and terrifying and has a paradoxical sort of simple sophistication to it. i loved it.
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