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Late Child
Late Child
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Did you ever get to be a Child? Just before your thoughts learn to self-police, there is but the seed of the True You. This here is an outrageous, transgressive, overly honest and undoubtedly unnecessary tale of one such Child. Horrifying. And yet, you were just the same. The Child is dead, long live the Child. Late Child is a powerful literary memoir exploring childhood, identity, and emotional survival in a post-Soviet world. Blending poetic language with raw honesty, Late Child presents a series of intimate memories that trace a young girl's journey through family life, religion, isolation, and erotic self-discovery. The book confronts difficult subjects with clarity and courage, offering readers a deeply personal and unsettling portrait of growing up. With its innovative structure and lyrical voice, Late Child blurs the line between memoir and prose poetry, capturing the lasting impact of childhood on adult identity.
- Publication date: 1 January 2026
- Dimensions: Height 10 mm; Width 17 mm
- Publisher: APE (Art Paper Editions)
- Format: Hardback
- Language: English
- ISBN-13: 9789493511071
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