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Catherine Morrocco and Molly Lynn Watt
Catherine Morocco's recently published book, Moon without Craters or Shadows(Aldrich 2014) documents her recovery from brain injury caused by a brain hematoma. The book draws on memory, hallucination, interviews with family members, and fragments of a journal she kept between surgeries and comatose periods. "Son's Story" from that volume won the Dana Foundation Prize for […]
Find out more »Catherine Morrocco and Molly Lynn Watt
Catherine Morocco's recently published book, Moon without Craters or Shadows(Aldrich 2014) documents her recovery from brain injury caused by a brain hematoma. The book draws on memory, hallucination, interviews with family members, and fragments of a journal she kept between surgeries and comatose periods. "Son's Story" from that volume won the Dana Foundation Prize for […]
Find out more »Catherine Morrocco and Molly Lynn Watt
Catherine Morocco's recently published book, Moon without Craters or Shadows(Aldrich 2014) documents her recovery from brain injury caused by a brain hematoma. The book draws on memory, hallucination, interviews with family members, and fragments of a journal she kept between surgeries and comatose periods. "Son's Story" from that volume won the Dana Foundation Prize for […]
Find out more »Catherine Morrocco and Molly Lynn Watt
Catherine Morocco's recently published book, Moon without Craters or Shadows(Aldrich 2014) documents her recovery from brain injury caused by a brain hematoma. The book draws on memory, hallucination, interviews with family members, and fragments of a journal she kept between surgeries and comatose periods. "Son's Story" from that volume won the Dana Foundation Prize for […]
Find out more »Did You Know?
Certain books were “banned in Boston” at least as far back as 1651, when one William Pynchon wrote a book criticizing Puritanism.