Scott Esposito in conversation with Caille Millner about his new book, The Surrender (Anomalous Press).
Praise for The Surrender:
“Esposito writes with nerve, honesty and passion about a long journey towards new freedom: ‘It is only when we lose the capacity to remember who we once were that we can say we have truly changed.’ Reading The Surrender, this realization becomes perfectly clear and obvious to the reader. These three brave, beautiful, and very personal essays on life, gender, fear, art, desire, and most of all longing, are like diamonds carved into the night. Stars.” — Naja Marie Aidt, author of Baboon and Rock, Paper, Scissors
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Praise for The Surrender:
“Esposito writes with nerve, honesty and passion about a long journey towards new freedom: ‘It is only when we lose the capacity to remember who we once were that we can say we have truly changed.’ Reading The Surrender, this realization becomes perfectly clear and obvious to the reader. These three brave, beautiful, and very personal essays on life, gender, fear, art, desire, and most of all longing, are like diamonds carved into the night. Stars.” — Naja Marie Aidt, author of Baboon and Rock, Paper, Scissors
Scott Esposito in conversation with Caille Millner about his new book, The Surrender (Anomalous Press).
Praise for The Surrender:
“Esposito writes with nerve, honesty and passion about a long journey towards new freedom: ‘It is only when we lose the capacity to remember who we once were that we can say we have truly changed.’ Reading The Surrender, this realization becomes perfectly clear and obvious to the reader. These three brave, beautiful, and very personal essays on life, gender, fear, art, desire, and most of all longing, are like diamonds carved into the night. Stars.” — Naja Marie Aidt, author of Baboon and Rock, Paper, Scissors
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Praise for The Surrender:
“Esposito writes with nerve, honesty and passion about a long journey towards new freedom: ‘It is only when we lose the capacity to remember who we once were that we can say we have truly changed.’ Reading The Surrender, this realization becomes perfectly clear and obvious to the reader. These three brave, beautiful, and very personal essays on life, gender, fear, art, desire, and most of all longing, are like diamonds carved into the night. Stars.” — Naja Marie Aidt, author of Baboon and Rock, Paper, Scissors
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