Woman House

A Broom to Remove the DustOn Becoming

Twenty-Seven

Interlude: Background Music

Woman House

Double Exposure

Interlude: Milk Clock

Still Life

Sequence of Events

Breach

Interlude: Salt

Distance Instructions

A Kind of Chrysalis

Interlude: Brushwork

Pentimento

Notes

Acknowledgments

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