Time Lived Without Its Flow: Denise Riley, Max Porter, Emily Berry
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Time Lived and the Part Song
For me it was about finding form as well so it was my kind of meeting of the right. My emergences into the public eye happened to be this most private thing but I felt that I had translated it enough from my own experiences by inviting in a imaginary crow and things like that. So what it does is animate or make psychologically active a sort of haunting that one usually in ordinary life doesn't have to confront or doesn't want to. And then you suddenly find quite a long way down the line. Well maybe it's worth thinking about form because I wanted to ask you Denise.
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