PRIVATE MEMOIR MANUSCRIPT
Learning to Disappear
A memoir about television, rural childhood, bodily visibility, vigilance, and writing as a form capable of arranging truth without surrendering the person to capture.
About the book
Learning to Disappear treats television and other mediated forms as part of a developmental environment: places where possibility, speech, class, beauty, danger, and alternative lives can become perceptible before they can be lived locally.
The manuscript and personal source material remain private. This page intentionally withholds chapter structure and internal editorial architecture.