Milk

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A book of women and water , babies and art – the herstory of Ireland – but mostly this is a book about the raw, riotous, brutally beautiful act of being alive.’ – Kerri ní Dochartaigh, author of Thin PlacesA map of motherhood, Milk is at once a gentle and meditative story of one womanâ experience of new motherhood as well as a confronting and often painful examination of the experience of having children in contemporary Ireland. Alice Kinsella is a young mother, giving birth to her son in her mid-twenties, adrift in a new town and navigating her newly accompanied life.A powerful and yet delicate mix of the personal and political, Milk is an unflinching and unique memoir that looks at the experience of motherhood against the backdrop of a seemingly changed Ireland.

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