1. Meesha Williams
Sylee Gore and a picture of her poetry chapbook, Maximum Summer.

Review | Art as Archive by Meesha Williams

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‘Where dominant narratives and imagery tend to sanitise motherhood, all white sheets or postpartum glow, Gore’s depiction is tender and painful in a way that feels truthful.’

Meesha Williams reviews Sylee Gore’s Maximum Summer.

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