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Finuala Dowling. Notes From the Dementia Ward
Title Page
1. At eighty-five, my mother’s mind
2. Taking
3. Shift aside
4. Mere oblivion
5. Where Google has not been
6. Lastness
7. Your children, parents, siblings, spouses, pets, bêtes-noires, acquaintances
7. Self-portrait from the dementia ward
8. How I knew it wasn’t me
9. Summarising life
10. Disarmed
11. Metaphorical uses for worms (apart from death)
12. How to use a porcupine as an alibi
13. Detoxing
14. Hearts of stone
15. I am the zebra
16. Widowhood in the dementia ward
17. Homesickness
19. Be shared
20. Butter
21. What I want to say
22. Thoughts on emigration
23. Bread roll pun
24. An initiative to increase the number of male readers
25. Brief fling in the dementia ward
26. Looking up
27. On the death of a 22-year-old medical student
28. Daniel don’t die alone
29. A sister’s love song
30. Why Steve wants to be a shopping trolley
31. Multilingualism in the dementia ward
32. More advanced thinking from the dementia ward
33. Birthday in the dementia ward
34. Odd one out in the dementia ward
35. Devolution in the dementia ward
36. Attrition
37. Praise
38. Protection from grief in the dementia ward
39. Red rover, come over
40. Office-office
41. Catcher
42. Dear crooks
43. My fellow writers
44. Kalk Bay evening
45. Riches
About the Book. About the Author
Praise for I flying
Praise for Doo-wop girls of the universe
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