Wonderland

In a world where the truth is questioned, memory is fractured, and girlhood is stolen too soon, Alice gathers the scattered fragments of herself and tries to piece them back together in the wake of silence.

Through courtroom sketches, lullabies, and poems that flinch like a memory, Alice slips between dream and reality, where birds speak in riddles and justice is not always blind. 

As she reclaims her voice, revisits her past, and begins to write herself back into her own story, Wonderland becomes more than a place to escape, but a map out of the dark. 

Told through poetry, prose and fable, Wonderland is a haunting, hallucinatory journey through grief, survival and womanhood — a rallying cry for those whose no was never heard, never believed, or never spoken at all. 

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Wonderland

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For further reading on the making of Wonderland:

Reflective Essay: Wonderland

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A  DISSERTATION WRITTEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL'S MASTER OF ARTS IN CRITICAL AND CREATIVE WRITING, ACHIEVING A HIGH DISTINCTION.

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© 2023 Delphie Levy Jones