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TOUCH

February 2022

SUPPORTERS ISSUE 4

Ring the Bell

Word Count: 817

by Anne Marie Wirth Cauchon

On emerging from solitude to feel again.

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With TOUDI
a video by BALLA MAL KASSÉ

DIS/EMBODIED

Word Count: 2,258

by Lisa Claire Green

An experimental and dialogic essay on Contact Improvisation.

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With NON-CONFORMING BODIES
a video by LILIANA ZAHARIA

Myopic and Porous, I Reach Out to You

Word Count: 1,195

by Rieko Whitfield

On loss of life and sight, feeling, and embodiment, before the pandemic and after.

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with images from REGENESIS: AN OPERA TENTACULAR (ACT II & III)

YOUR LOVE IS A TRANSIENT DREAM

Word Count: 1,253

by Clarie Gor

Short fiction on loves that linger.

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with HOW I CHOOSE TO SPEND THE REMAINDER OF MY BIRTHING YEARS
a video by SARAH LASLEY

Through the Looking Glass and Other Nonsense

Word Count: 2,492

by Adam Goren

On the difficulties of intimacy in the analytic situation.

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With ALL OF THAT SKIN INTO MY SCREEN INTO MY HAND
artwork by JEANNE TULLEN

HYPERACUSIS

Word Count: 957

by Sophie Hoyle

A lyrical immersion into the painful aspects of psychiatric care.

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With an excerpt from HYPERACUSIS (PART 2)

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