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Kate Morris
Kate Morris
is a novelist and journalist
May 2019
Experience
Experience: I woke up from a coma speaking French
I still don’t know why I spoke French. I’ve never had any desire to visit France
June 2016
A moment that changed me
A moment that changed me: being sent away to my loveless boarding school
Kate Morris
When I was 11 my parents split up, I lost my teddy bear and I was exiled. It was like falling off a cliff with no one to catch me at the bottom
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