Liminal Writings focuses on texts and sexts* emerging from the in-between and beyond genre distinctions; moving between poetry, essays, fragments, and research-based writing, often accompanied by images, notes, or visual traces. Language is approached as a form in itself — porous, unfinished, and attentive to thresholds at the intersection of throat, perception, and experience. *Term coined by Helene Cixous in « The Laugh of the Medusa » 1975

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