She Who Was Lost Is Remembered: Healing from Incest Through Creativity

by Wisechild

An anthology presenting the work of more than thirty women visual artists, musicians and writers, along with essays by each contributor on how she used creativity to mend from childhood abuse. 50 photographs, drawings and paintings.

350 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 1991

Reviews

[Liz]

Twice I've found used copies of this out-of-print book and twice I've lent it to friends who were incest survivors that ended up keeping it (not that I minded) because they could relate so much to the contents and found it so helpful to their healing process. This book is an anthology of creative works by people who are or suspect they are incest survivors. It's intense and moving. If you can find a copy of this book, I'd highly recommend it.

[The Cute Little Brown-haired girl]

I'd like to find out how to use my writing to heal this part of my life.

[April Daniels]

Presented as a "Resource for Further Reading" in both the 1992 and 1993 editions of Paperdolls: Healing from Sexual Abuse in Mormon Neighborhoods.

[Bailey Mims]

This is really heavy but was healing for me to see others stories and experiences shared through poetry and art.

[Barbara Whittaker]

Astounding, insightful, crushing, educational, beautiful and horrific.