Review

Maria Tumarkin's Axiomatic is an unnerving and thrilling read

By Christine Kearney
May 29 2021 - 12:00am
Maria Tumarkin, "relentless, instinctive and street-smart" in her writing. Picture: Mike Hass
Maria Tumarkin, "relentless, instinctive and street-smart" in her writing. Picture: Mike Hass
  • Axiomatic, by Maria Tumarkin. Penguin, $24.99.

What do humans do with their pain? This question lies at the heart of all the concerns Maria Tumarkin tackles in this arresting collection of essays.

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