Head Start

Hiu Hung Dorothy Tse; Natascha Bruce

Head Start

Hiu Hung Dorothy Tse, Natascha Bruce (Translator)

Department of Humanities and Creative Writing

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Abstract

It is a place where you cannot advance to adulthood without a ‘head start’. As a result, a scar extending from the forehead to the back of the head, rather than age, has become the primary means of distinguishing an adult from a child.

Original language	English
Journal	Washington Square Review
Volume	45
Publication status	Published - 2020

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