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She Writes Herself. Accidental Academic, #1
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- ISBN8235040588
- EAN9798235040588
- Date de parution10/08/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Every creative inherits a set of rules about who they should be, what they should make, and how their success is measured. This book invites readers to question those assumptions and explore what becomes possible when we start defining our creative practice-not just through the stories we tell or the mediums we work in, but through how we choose to be seen, how our work resonates with others, and how it timestamps our place in the world.
Part of The Accidental Academic collection, She Writes Herself grew from two unlikely places: practice-based research and a rant-inspired post. The result is a work of creative non-fiction that blends lived experience and cultural commentary before concluding with thought-provoking questions that invite you to reflect on creative autonomy, authenticity, representation, and reverse adaptation. Inspired by the enduring legacy of Octavia E.
Butler and introducing the emerging philosophy of Millennial Punk, She Writes Herself champions interdisciplinary thinking, a Tallawah spirit, and the courage to stop waiting for permission. Creative sovereignty has never felt so good.
Part of The Accidental Academic collection, She Writes Herself grew from two unlikely places: practice-based research and a rant-inspired post. The result is a work of creative non-fiction that blends lived experience and cultural commentary before concluding with thought-provoking questions that invite you to reflect on creative autonomy, authenticity, representation, and reverse adaptation. Inspired by the enduring legacy of Octavia E.
Butler and introducing the emerging philosophy of Millennial Punk, She Writes Herself champions interdisciplinary thinking, a Tallawah spirit, and the courage to stop waiting for permission. Creative sovereignty has never felt so good.