How identity, art, and memory shape Charlene Hurtubise's literary debut
The author discusses her novel's exploration of trauma, transformation, and the dangerous power of authentic artistic expression.
The author discusses her novel's exploration of trauma, transformation, and the dangerous power of authentic artistic expression.
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