Edith Sitwell
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Aug 29, 2026
Lauren J. JosephGUEST
And Charlie, the narrator, the book starts with her performing poetry through a megaphone, which is behind tapestry.
Lauren J. JosephGUEST
And that is an homage to Edith Sitwell's piece, Facade.
Lauren J. JosephGUEST
Edith Sitwell is another hero of mine.
Lauren J. JosephGUEST
And I suppose what I wanted to do there was to talk about this position a lot of writers, I suppose, find themselves in, a lot of artists, of being a kind of introverted extrovert in that you spend, what, like 95% of your time alone.
Lauren J. JosephGUEST
And then there's this extremely heightened 5% where you have to, you know, go have your picture taken for the papers and then do interviews and give book talks.
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
And that emptiness that we have, that part of, I believe, the mental illness we're experiencing, we're longing for that fullness.
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
And Dame Edith Sitwell said it so beautiful.
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
Our, our days should be holy to us.
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
Not that we have to be...
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
It's not half empty you know people get roped into that and that's part of the fitting in part that i talk about it's no if you allow source energy in or whatever you want to call it it's continually overflowing if you allow it in and it will fill you up and that emptiness that we have that Part of, I believe, the mental illness we're experiencing, we're longing for that fullness.
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
And Dame Edith Sitwell said it so beautifully.
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
Our days should be holy to us.
Lisa Louise FullerGUEST
Not that we have to be.