Unveiling Power and Passion: Inside Sangamirtha Iyer’s Riveting Memoir of Political Currents

Unveiling Power and Passion: Inside Sangamirtha Iyer’s Riveting Memoir of Political Currents

In the third and final section of Governing Bodies, Iyer, addressing the reader directly, quotes a Mary Oliver poem, expressing exactly what her book means to do, if you let it:

to break your heart,

by which I mean only

that it break open and never close again

to the rest of the world

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amy roostAmy Roost is a freelance writer residing in Bellingham, Washington currently working on a memoir entitled Replacement Child. She is the co-editor of two feminist anthologies and recently earned her MFA in creative nonfiction from Pacific University in Oregon.

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