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Bee Lavender

Bee Lavender is a writer, editor, publisher, and activist. After living in the Pacific Northwest for thirty-three years she moved to England, where her office is a canal boat moored on the River Cam. Her previous books include the anthologies Breeder (Seal Press, 2001) and Mamaphonic (Soft Skull Press, 2004). More information about Bee is available on her website www.foment.net.

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Author	Title	Format	Date	Price	ISBN
Bee Lavender	Lessons in Taxidermy	Paperback	21/03/2007	£6.99	9780753822500

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Lessons in Taxidermy

'The delightfully named Bee Lavender's Lessons in Taxidermy details a childhood plagued by a series of cancers and disabilities of mysterious origin...[it's the] sparse elegant language and the acceptance of larger, unexplainable forces in her life that gives this memoir its power...Her powerful, elegant memoir should be read by everyone who has ever praised anything from Dave Pelzer industry, as an example of what truly well-written and unflinching self-examination can be like.'

Kate Bevan

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