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- Published 20221101
- ISBN: 978-1-922212-74-0
- Extent: 264pp
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About the author
Angela Peita
Angela Peita is a spoken-word performer, workshop facilitator and creative producer. She is a founding member and current producer of Ruckus Brisbane.
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EssayFrom the twelfth century in Western Europe, the apple, scientific name malus, became the forerunner for the unidentified forbidden fruit from the Garden of Eden, probably because its symbolism was already well established in Norse and Greek mythology, and the wordplay was irresistible: malus derives from the Latin word malum, which meant both evil or wrongdoing and fruit plucked from a tree.
Flowers and fruit
PoetryThis arrangement like any other, each the simulacrum of before.
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