Fiona Hutchings has been given many labels in her life – some welcomed, some reluctantly accepted, others thrust upon her.
In a world of health scares, near-death experiences, hospital stays and parenting, Uncommon Labels is a look at how society tries to make sense of chaos through labels, titles and names, and how these can affect a person’s view of their own existence.
Written in the aftermath of their own complicated diagnoses, this is a deeply personal collection of poetry that is both introspective and witty, demonstrating Fiona’s defiant nature and resilience whilst also showcasing her admirable and radical vulnerability.
“For some, this collection will be a hand reaching out; for others, it will offer new eyes to see others. A book of honesty, compassion and connection.”
- Robin Ince, Writer and Broadcaster
Fiona Hutchings has been given many labels in her life – some welcomed, some reluctantly accepted, others thrust upon her.
In a world of health scares, near-death experiences, hospital stays and parenting, Uncommon Labels is a look at how society tries to make sense of chaos through labels, titles and names, and how these can affect a person’s view of their own existence.
Written in the aftermath of their own complicated diagnoses, this is a deeply personal collection of poetry that is both introspective and witty, demonstrating Fiona’s defiant nature and resilience whilst also showcasing her admirable and radical vulnerability.
“For some, this collection will be a hand reaching out; for others, it will offer new eyes to see others. A book of honesty, compassion and connection.”
- Robin Ince, Writer and Broadcaster
ISBN: 9781915320360
Pages: 64 pages
Cover: Paperback
