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Absolutely Revolting
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March 2011, no. 329

Why do you write?

To find cogency, peace, quiet, and joy; to practise radical attention to the world, to be an activist through words, and to forge solidarity through imagination.

Are you a vivid dreamer?

Copiously, hyperbolically.

Where are you happiest?

On the road; with a view of the Sea of Mamara; on Yallingup beach in winter; walking almost anywhere.

 


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