Apokatastasis
by Sheila Lee
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"Apokatastasis is a Greek word which has to do with taking something faulty apart so that you can redo or improve it," writes author Sheila Lee about her title choice for this political zine. Sheila uses the concept to unravel her own depression and treat it by non-medical means. This abecedary is the second edition, a compressed three-day version of the original, in which Sheila talks about words that have some meaning in her life from A to Z. Sheila lived in New York at the time of this zine's writing. It is stab bound with purple embroidery floss.
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