Description
The poems in sign on the dotted line to release the record force the gaze to the grotesque & complexity in the pregnant body, to the failure of the medical system, to the mother in birth. With hard syntax & unflinching language, the work spools synaptic lyrics into a graphic cesarean birth narrative that places the woman, in all her vulnerability & ferocity, back into the work of pain, of birthing, of body & mother. It returns not just honesty, but the value of honesty to the birth story: however complex. sign on the dotted line to release the record records & sets the record on fire.
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- sign on the dotted line to release the record
Contributors
- Murdock, Natasha (Author)
- Dubie, Norman (Thesis advisor)
- Ball, Sara (Committee member)
- Hogue, Cynthia (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
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2017
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thesisPartial requirement for: M.A., Arizona State University, 2017
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Field of study: Creative writing
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Statement of Responsibility
by Natasha Murdock