Martha Baillie on the Ethics of Making Literature From a Loved One’s Suffering

In all of Martha Baillie’s books you can feel her sister. Her words offer a portal to the multiplistic experiences of existence—to understand better how cut off we can be from each other and where true connection flickers too. This year, Baillie’s memoir There is No Blue was published by Granta Books. As well, a […] The post Martha Baillie on the Ethics of Making Literature From a Loved One’s Suffering appeared first on Electric Literature. Continue reading at 'Electric Literature'

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