Ruin - Hislop, Emma
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"Women and girls walk a perilously thin line between ruin and redemption in these stories as they try - with varying degrees of success - to outmanoeuvre the violence that threatens to define their lives. There's the physical violence of men against their bodies - and sometimes the violence they exact in revenge. While doubts about a romantic partner, an abandonment by a sister, the fallout of a parent's pornography addiction, the betrayal of a friend, even the desire to touch a stranger's fur-like body are subtler aggressions that pack their own kinds of punches. Moving between contemporary…mehr

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"Women and girls walk a perilously thin line between ruin and redemption in these stories as they try - with varying degrees of success - to outmanoeuvre the violence that threatens to define their lives. There's the physical violence of men against their bodies - and sometimes the violence they exact in revenge. While doubts about a romantic partner, an abandonment by a sister, the fallout of a parent's pornography addiction, the betrayal of a friend, even the desire to touch a stranger's fur-like body are subtler aggressions that pack their own kinds of punches. Moving between contemporary New Zealand and London, and a dreamlike landscape that isn't quite real, this debut collection shimmers with a brutal kind of hope, exploring power and its contortions, powerlessness and its depravities, and the ends to which we will go to claim back agency"-- Publisher information.
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Emma Hislop (Kai Tahu) is a Taranaki-based writer. Her work has appeared in literary journals and anthologies in New Zealand and overseas, including Action Spectacle, Sport, Huia, Newsroom and Takahe. She has a Masters of Creative Writing from the IIML and in 2021 received the Creative New Zealand Louis Johnson New Writers Bursary.