Lucia Osborne-Crowley: My Body Keeps Your Secrets Silke Otto-Knapp perhaps grief is what makes

perhaps grief is what makes us human―and while its pain scrapes our wounds

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Lucia Osborne-Crowley: My Body Keeps Your Secrets Silke Otto-Knapp perhaps grief is what makesThe Indigo Press, 2021, softcover, 303 pages, 13 x 21 cm Lucia Osborne Crowley, author of I Choose Elena, writes about the secrets a body keeps, from gender identity, puberty, and menstruation to sexual pleasure; to pregnancy or its absence; and to darker secrets of abuse, invasion, or violation. The voices of women, trans and non binary people around the world, and the author's own deeply moving testimony, cohere into an immersive polyphonic memoir