The Girl Who Forgets How to Walk Richard Dennis

The Girl Who Forgets How to Walk Richard DennisWe never speak of it, but here we know the land cant be trusted The debut book from Cumbrian poet Kate Davis tells a personal narrative of the contraction of polio as a young girl, her subsequent disability and slow rehabilitation. A book of things known and not known, of untrustworthy ground and unsteady bodies, The Girl Who Forgets How to Walk finds comfort in the ancient limestone of her home county as she teaches herself to move again along its

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