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    Faces and Frames
    Faces and Frames
    Faces and Frames
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    Faces and Frames

    By Talia Ann Green

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    This collection of poetry explores the complexities of eating disorder recovery, crossing the intersections of mental health, feminism, and healing.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAssure Press
    Release dateNov 26, 2020
    ISBN9781733589796
    Faces and Frames
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    Talia Ann Green

    Talia Ann Green is a writer and musician based in New Jersey, currently pursuing an editorial career in book publishing. An English and Creative Writing graduate from Emory University, Talia has received multiple accolades for her writing, including the Artistine Mann Award, the First Place Award in the William Faulkner Literary Competition, and the First Place Award in the Mahatma Gandhi Writing Contest at Princeton University. Among other publications, her work has appeared in SELF Magazine (Condé Nast), A Gathering of the Tribes Magazine, and Alloy Literary Magazine. For more poetry, plays, and original music, visit her website, InTaliasWords.com.

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