I spent the day working on the book that was due to the publisher last year for which I got a medical extension, so a productive day.
Writing about women, suicide & madness for several hours is both compelling and unsettling, however.
Calling women crazy has such a long history.
Linen strait jacket by Agnes Richter, a seamstress who was incarcerated in an Austrian asylum during the late 1800′s and who embroidered her life story onto the jacket as an attempt to regain her identity
via @womensart1
Imagine the dexterity and drive it took for Agnes Richter to tell her story.
Imagine how many women deemed "mad" never had the opportunity to tell theirs.
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