from author abigail tarttelin
Writing Coercive Control
Conversations with six authors, sharing works exploring coercive control in domestic, workplace, national, and trans-cultural spheres. A 2024 Arts Council England-funded podcast from writer Abigail Tarttelin and Clear Lines Festival.|| Follow Abigail’s work at abigailtarttelin.substack.com and on Instagram @abigailtarttelin_ || Find out more about Clear Lines Festival: www.clearlines.org.uk abigailtarttelin.substack.com
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16 de jul. de 2024
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Episodios
Writing Coercive Control Episode 6: Carla Jenkins 16.07.2024 53:15
Coercive control is endemic and therefore it must be cultural. If 1 in 2 women experience coercive control, it’s in our homes in childhood. How does this affect us? And how do we talk—and write—about it? This 6-part live-recorded, interactive talk series will inspire writers and readers to explore literature about coercive control in wider contexts, including state control, parent/child relationsh...
Writing Coercive Control Episode 5: poet Kim Moore 27.06.2024 1:09:20
Coercive control is endemic and therefore it must be cultural. If 1 in 2 women experience coercive control, it’s in our homes in childhood. How does this affect us? And how do we talk—and write—about it? This 6-part live-recorded, interactive talk series will inspire writers and readers to explore literature about coercive control in wider contexts, including state control, parent/child relationsh...
Writing Coercive Control Episode 4: Chimene Suleyman 10.05.2024 51:33
Coercive control is endemic and therefore it must be cultural. If 1 in 2 women experience coercive control, it’s in our homes in childhood. How does this affect us? And how do we talk—and write—about it? This 6-part live-recorded, interactive talk series will inspire writers and readers to explore literature about coercive control in wider contexts, including state control, parent/child relationsh...
Writing Coercive Control Episode 3: Winnie M Li 19.04.2024 54:58
Coercive control is endemic and therefore it must be cultural. If 1 in 2 women experience coercive control, it’s in our homes in childhood. How does this affect us? And how do we talk—and write—about it? This 6-part live-recorded, interactive talk series will inspire writers and readers to explore literature about coercive control in wider contexts, including state control, parent/child relationsh...
Writing Coercive Control Episode 2: Rowan Hisayo Buchanan 12.03.2024 1:04:15
Coercive control is endemic and therefore it must be cultural. If 1 in 2 women experience coercive control, it’s in our homes in childhood. How does this affect us? And how do we talk—and write—about it? This 6-part live-recorded, interactive talk series will inspire writers and readers to explore literature about coercive control in wider contexts, including state control, parent/child relationsh...
Writing Coercive Control Episode 1: Sahar Delijani 15.02.2024 47:27
Coercive control is endemic and therefore it must be cultural. This 6-part live-recorded, interactive talk series will inspire writers and readers to explore literature about coercive control in wider contexts, including state control, parent/child relationships, historical control, and control in industry and workplace. Upcoming guests include authors Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, Winnie M Li, and Chime...
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