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<description><![CDATA[<a class="highslide" href="https://picture.graycity.net/img/hadley-wickham/my_bed_is_a_blackhole.jpg"><img src="https://picture.graycity.net/img/hadley-wickham/my_bed_is_a_blackhole_preview.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib" title ="My Bed is a Blackhole" alt ="My Bed is a Blackhole"/></a><br//>My Bed is a Blackhole is a non-autobiographical work of fiction which was written over a period of 18-months. The central character in the story is a young woman living in Fremantle, Western Australia and attends university to study psychology. She is nameless until the very last line in the book, an intentional decision by the author as one of the key themes in the book is identity and the struggles that come with it.The book covers a year in the life of the female character and how her relationships and experiences change over the course of time; specifically, the pivotal "make-or-break" point where she is confronted by the true nature of her mental illness and how it has affected her life. The relationships with her parents, siblings, friends and romantic interest are extensively explored and through them, Wickham's character develops her own identity, particularly in realising the flaws in others and recognising them in herself. Contrasts are made by the female character...]]></description>
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