I Don't Think I'm Straight by Isabelle Dorta Evelyn Schlag imagination and memory played their

imagination and memory played their part in joining the Lyonesse dots together for her

It is a triumph of imagination that she is able to empathise with other forms of oppression

which for her can be kill or cure

for freedom from shame

despairing at and celebrating robots

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