C. Bain - Debridement

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C. Bain - Debridement

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POETRY

C. Bain's extraordinary first full-length collection Debridement echoes a body lost in motion. With a fearlessness at times shocking to the reader, Bain delivers the powerful punch which comes from trying to figure out who you are in a world not always built for that. To debride is to remove the damaged flesh from a wound. Bain refuses to allow experience to rot within. His words tear, splice, lure, shift, to allow an exposure that leaves the reader shaken and yet honored to be a part of.

Finalist for the 2016 Publishing Triangle Award for Trans and Gender-Variant Literature.

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“Under his original (female) pronoun, Bain published many chapbooks that spoke heavily to early struggles of living with a forced feminized identity. Now a gender-nonconforming writer, Bain has come out with a stunning stinger of a book, a collection that carries all the swelling emotion of someone who is in a constant state of rebirth.”—Amber Tamblyn, Bust Magazine

“Buy Debridement. Read it, fight with it, love it. Give it to people you care about. You need it. We all do.”—Jay Besemer, PANK

 
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C. Bain is a Brooklyn-based gender-liminal writer-performer. His work appears in anthologies and journals including Muzzle MagazinePANKThe Rumpus, the Everyman's Library book Villanelles, and great weather for MEDIA’s The Other Side of Violet. His plays have been performed at the Kraine, the Tank, and Dixon Place in NYC. As an actor/performer he has worked with Flux Theatre Ensemble, Threadbare Theatre Workshop, Alexandro Segade of My Barbarian, Adin Walker, and with other NYC-based companies. In life, he has worked in an abortion clinic, on a sexual assault crisis hotline, and as an international volunteer with HIV/AIDS in Mozambique. He is trained as a psychiatric social worker, and works extensively with movement, embodiment, trauma and sexuality. But he'd rather just dance with you.

Publication date May 1, 2015

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ISBN: 978-0-9857317-5-5