What Becomes of a Body by Kristina Moriconi
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What does it mean to live inside a body that betrays you—and to make art from the wreckage?
In this singular, luminous work, Kristina Moriconi crosses every boundary of form—fractured prose, ekphrastic poetry, visual art—to reconstruct a life shaped by trauma, grief, and the relentless negotiation of self. The narrative fractures and stitches itself back together, allowing silence its own voice, distilling pure beauty from pain. What Becomes of a Body is both dissection and resurrection: raw, visceral, and devastatingly precise in its language — a tapestry woven from salvage and ruin.
This is a book unlike anything you have read. It will endanger you, remake you, and resonate long after the last page
Kristina Moriconi is a writer and visual artist whose work has appeared in a variety of journals and magazines including After the Art, terrain, About Place, Assembla and Photo Trouvée. Her lyric narrative In the Cloakroom of Proper Musings was published by Atmosphere Press in August 2020. She lives in the woods outside Pittsburgh with her husband and three dogs.
