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Natalie D-Napoleon

Unseen Stories of Women: Miriam Wei Wei Lo reviews ‘If There is a Butterfly that Drinks Tears’ by Natalie Damjanovich-Napoleon

by Admin on February 20, 2024February 20, 2024

Gazebo Books 2023.

 Natalie Damjanovich-Napoleon writes poetry from and about the female body.

Her opening collection, First Blood was a gritty exploration of girlhood that challenged cultural expectations of ideal femininity. Her second collection If There is a Butterfly continues to centre female bodily experience, taking pregnancy, birth, and motherhood into her orbit.

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Gazebo Books, If There is a Butterfly that Drinks Tears, Issue 39, Miriam Wei Wei Lo, Natalie D-Napoleon

‘Listen, bitch’: Melinda Smith and Caren Florance shout it’s time to turn the volume down on misogynistic language

by Admin on September 4, 2020September 4, 2020
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Caren Florance, Issue 29, Listen Bitch, Melinda Smith, Natalie D-Napoleon, Recent Works Press

Coupling intellect and passion: Dominique Hecq reviews ‘First Blood’ by Natalie D-Napoleon

by Admin on April 3, 2020April 3, 2020
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Dominique Hecq, First Blood, Ginninderra Press, Issue 28, Natalie D-Napoleon
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