RANI by Neelam Saredia-Brayley Roy McFarlane and all-embracing

and all-embracing

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RANI by Neelam Saredia-Brayley Roy McFarlane and all-embracingRANI delves into stories that are often unheard and unwritten of brown women in the corners of rooms, hidden behind photograph frames, buried beneath the skin, in the borrowed trauma blood from generations past and present. It is a manifesto on how to turn your body into a forest fire; into a Goddess with tiger skin. A deftly woven narrative of the journey that many women have had to take; from the darkness of trauma to reconnecting with raw wildness,