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Diana Damian Martin is a writer and academic working at the intersection between writing, politics and performance. She co-hosts Critical Interruptions, a Serbo-Romanian critical cooperative, and Something Other and the Department of Feminist Conversations. She is a senior lecturer in performance arts at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama

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