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Rachael Clyne is a white woman with short dark hair. She is leaning her cheek against one hand and is smiling at the camera. She is wearing glasses and a light grey jumper.

Rachael Clyne

Rachael Clyne from Glastonbury, is widely published in journals and anthologies. Her prizewinning collection, Singing at the Bone Tree (Indigo Dreams), concerns our broken connection with nature. Her pamphlet, Girl Golem (4word.org), explores her Jewish migrant heritage and sense of otherness. Her new collection, You’ll Never Be Anyone Else, expands on her themes of identity and otherness to include childhood, relationships, sexual orientation and ageing.

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Books by Rachael Clyne

This cover shows a colourful painting of a person lying on a chair, perhaps in a therapist’s office, talking to another figure who sits on a chair beside them. The text reads: You’ll Never Be Anyone Else. Rachael Clyne.

You’ll Never Be Anyone Else

Rachael Clyne

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