Harriet Armstrong: To Rest Our Minds and Bodies Framed edited by Dahlia El Broul

edited by Dahlia El Broul

social analysis

Later she watches as her building's CCTV shows him calmly removing his belongings from her home

These include Miya Masaoka’s A Line Becomes a Circle

imperialism is everywhere - though we often choose not to see it

Harriet Armstrong: To Rest Our Minds and Bodies Framed edited by Dahlia El BroulLes Fugitives Ltd, 2025, softcover, 256 pages, 18. 1 x 12. 3 cm In her final year of university, an undergraduate in psychology reckons with a romantic obsession with a postgraduate in computer science. The story of a first love, unrequited, but not quite, To Rest Our Minds and Bodies confronts thorny gender relations, contradictory desires, consent, and unravelling mental health within Gen Z. Armstrong queries the nature of experience, mapping the