review of disembodied

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.

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by sean on November 7, 2022 • Permalink

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Posted by sean on November 7, 2022

https://sd-stewart.com/2022/11/07/review-of-disembodied/

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roughghosts
/ November 7, 2022

Nice 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.

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- sean
  / November 8, 2022
  
  Thanks, 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.
  
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