Description
What does it mean to care about the deaths of distant strangers? What does it take to bear the loss of a child?
About the Author
Lulu Allison has spent most of her life as a visual artist. She attended Central Saint Martin's School of Art before spending a number of years travelling and living abroad. Among the bartending and cleaning jobs, highlights of those years included: in New Zealand, playing drums for King Loser and bass for Dimmer; in Germany, making spectacle hinges in a small factory; in Amsterdam, painting a landmark mural on a four-storey squat and nearly designing the new Smurfs; in Fiji and California, teaching scuba diving.
After a decade of wandering, she returned to the UK, where she had two children and focused on art. She completed a fine art MA and exhibited her lens-based work and site-specific installations in group and solo shows.
In 2013, what began as an art project took her into writing, and she unexpectedly discovered what she should have been doing all along.
Book Information
ISBN 9781911586449
Author Lulu Allison
Format Paperback
Page Count 224
Imprint Unbound Digital
Publisher Unbound
