Splattered Ink Nadini Persaud to the actual physical embodiment

to the actual physical embodiment of Christ in Palestine

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Drawing on the two central themes of the mummers play - combat and resurrection - the poems reveal both dark and light parallels between the modern neighbourhood and medieval theatre: the carnivalesque zombie-drummers marching through a local park find their mirror-image in the daily disguises of life in a housing estate

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Splattered Ink Nadini Persaud to the actual physical embodimentIn depth and refreshingly readable, Splattered Ink is a bold analysis of postfeminist gothic, a literary genre that continues to jar readers, reject happy endings, and find powerful new ways to talk about violence against women. Sarah E. Whitney explores the genre's challenge to postfeminist assumptions of women's equality and empowerment. The authors she examines Patricia Cornwell, Jodi Picoult, Susanna Moore, Sapphire, and Alice Sebold construct