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The chronology of water
Book • 2011
In *The Chronology of Water*, Lidia Yuknavitch recounts her life journey, weaving through themes of gender, sexuality, violence, and family.
The memoir is structured around water, reflecting her experiences as a competitive swimmer and her struggles with addiction and self-discovery.
Yuknavitch's narrative is non-linear, mirroring the fluidity of memory and emotion.
The memoir is structured around water, reflecting her experiences as a competitive swimmer and her struggles with addiction and self-discovery.
Yuknavitch's narrative is non-linear, mirroring the fluidity of memory and emotion.
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as the memoir she adapted into her first full-length feature film.


Kristen Stewart

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'The Interview': Kristen Stewart Wants to Show Us a Different Kind of Sex
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as a memoir 

has been trying to make into a movie for 10 years.


David Marchese


Kristen Stewart

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Kristen Stewart Wants to Show Us a Different Kind of Sex
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as a previous book by Lidia Yuknavitch, covering similar traumatic events as "Reading the Waves."

Dave Miller

Oregon writer Lidia Yuknavitch explores trauma and identity in 'Reading the Waves'
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as an upcoming movie directed by Kristen Stewart.


Brett Goldstein


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