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How do the stories we tell shape our experience of chronic illness? Katherine Brabon charts an elusive search for ‘the cure’

By Gemma Nisbet, Lecturer in Professional Writing and Publishing, Curtin University

Katherine Brabon’s novel explores the roles of faith, science and storytelling in explaining and treating illness – and offering agency to the ill.

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