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Clementine Morrigan

    Clementine Morrigan crafts prose and poetry that delves into the intricate landscapes of trauma, gender, sexuality, and ecological concerns. Her work explores themes of addiction, sobriety, and the reclamation of enchantment, often embracing perspectives beyond the human. Appearing in diverse literary and academic journals, Morrigan's writing is distinguished by its unique voice on complex human experiences. She extends her engagement by facilitating workshops and guest lecturing, bridging her artistic and scholarly pursuits with practical application.

    You Can't Own the Fucking Stars
    • You Can't Own the Fucking Stars

      Collected Writings on Trauma, Addiction, Recovery, and Transformation

      • 254 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Exploring the journey of recovery from trauma, this collection intertwines personal reflections, poetry, and meditations drawn from five years of experience. The work contrasts intimate moments with the harsh realities of a rape trial, highlighting resilience amidst suffering. It addresses themes of sex, desire, queerness, addiction, and healing from violence, showcasing the author's engaging style. As the first compilation of previously published pieces, it celebrates both the challenges and joys of transformation and recovery for trauma survivors.

      You Can't Own the Fucking Stars
      4.4