Description
In this provocative, sharply observed work, Sheung-King turns everyday life into a stage for examining how we perform identity, desire, and belonging. Through vivid, often unsettling scenes and close attention to the body, the book explores what it means to be seen—and what it costs to be understood on our own terms. Blending intimate reflection with cultural critique, it asks readers to reconsider the boundaries between private experience and public meaning. With a bold, lyrical style and an eye for the strange within the familiar, this is a book about vulnerability, selfhood, and the quiet negotiations that shape how we live.
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Published Oct 27, 2020
202 pages
ISBN: 9781771666411
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First Published
2020
Language
eng
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