My review of Christina Tudor-Sideri’s novel Disembodied (Sublunary Editions, 2022) has been published at Heavy Feather Review.
…Tudor-Sideri’s novel queries the nature of being, relentlessly pondering bodies, souls, memory, death, and time—spoken through the voice of a narrator experiencing her own disappearance.
s. d. stewart 
roughghosts
/ November 7, 2022Nice review, Sean. The more I think about it, the more intrigued I am by the post death indecisiveness she conjures. An affecting piece of fiction for certain.
sean
/ November 8, 2022Thanks, Joe. I agree it’s intriguing and the way she goes about conjuring–how the text constantly turns in on itself, refusing to resolve–seems entirely appropriate to the themes. It felt to me like fragments without line breaks.