Episode Notes

In E399, Andrew Gurza and Liv Mammone discuss her book of poetry, "Fire in the Waiting Room," which explores her experiences with cerebral palsy (CP). Liv shares her journey from wanting to be a novelist to finding her voice in poetry, influenced by her disability and personal challenges. She talks about the impact of CP on her daily life, including chronic pain and the benefits of Botox treatments. Liv also reflects on the importance of representation in poetry and her interest in disabled poetics, aiming to integrate her disability into her writing style and performance. They touch on the broader themes of aging with a disability and the support systems they've found. Enjoy!

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