Beware the Man Whose Handwriting Sways Like a Reed in the Wind

A personal and searching new work about handwriting, Parkinson's and boxing in Anne Carson's trademark idiosyncratic and visionary writing
'This is an essay about hands and handwriting. I think of handwriting as a way to organize thought into shapes. I like shapes. I like organizing them. But because of recent neurological changes in my brain I find shapes fall apart on me. My responsibility to forms can't be gracefully fulfilled. Nonetheless, I offer the following in the hope it does not strike you as disheveled or depressing...'
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