"I always feel like poetry is the most intimate literary form there is." Andy Jackson chats to Alex Creece.
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“I always feel like poetry is the most intimate literary form there is.” Andy Jackson chats to Alex Creece.
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To me, being autistic means that my body recoils at uncontested universal ‘truths’ and the illogical, painful performance of femininity.
I was working at a strip club, and the show was really borne out of the similarities between children and grown men – for example, not being able to keep their hands to themselves.
