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Lidia Yuknavitch

Lidia Yuknavitch

b. 1963

11

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American writer, teacher and editor

Top Genres

Literary Fiction Essays Biography & Memoir Non-Fiction Memoir

Also Known As

Lidia Yukman, Dr Lidia Yuknavitch

Featured Works

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The chronology of water

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Allegories of violence

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her other mouths

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Real to reel

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The Book of Joan

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Lidia Yuknavitch known for?

    Lidia Yuknavitch is widely recognized for her distinctive voice in memoir and fiction, often exploring themes of trauma, resilience, and the body. Her work frequently blurs the lines between genres, offering a raw and visceral examination of human experience.

  • Where should a new reader start with Lidia Yuknavitch's books?

    A good starting point for new readers is "The Chronology of Water," a powerful memoir that showcases her unique prose style and thematic concerns. For those interested in her fiction, "The Small Backs of Children" offers a compelling introduction to her narrative approach.