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'McKenzie Wark is a cultural and social critic who teaches at the New School in New York. Her new memoir, Love and Money, Sex and Death, is structured as a series of letters to people she has known: her younger self, her mother and sister, her ex-wife of 20 years, more recent lovers, some fictional people – even a god.' (Introduction)
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‘I Was Who I Wasn’t’ : McKenzie Wark’s Memoir of Late Transition Envisions a Less Gender-restrictive World
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