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The chronology of water

Book • 2011

Lidia Yuknavitch

In *The Chronology of Water*, Lidia Yuknavitch recounts her life journey, weaving through themes of gender, sexuality, violence, and family.

The memoir is structured around water, reflecting her experiences as a competitive swimmer and her struggles with addiction and self-discovery.

Yuknavitch's narrative is non-linear, mirroring the fluidity of memory and emotion.

Mentioned by

Kristen Stewart

Brett Goldstein

Lidia Yuknavitch

Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

Kristen Stewart

as the memoir she adapted into her first full-length feature film.

'The Interview': Kristen Stewart Wants to Show Us a Different Kind of Sex

Mentioned by

Grace Reiter

when discussing a recent movie she watched starring Kristen Stewart titled 'Chronology of Water'.

#354 The Diary of Grace Reiter

Reviewed by

Amon Warmann

as Kristen Stewart's bold directorial debut, based on Lydia Juknovich's memoir of the same title.

The Ballad Of Roger Legend (ft. guests Rachel McAdams & Dylan O'Brien)

Mentioned by

Mark Kermode

as the memoir by Lidia Yuknavitch that Kristen Stewart adapted for her directorial debut.

MELANIA: “A piece of handsomely mounted crypto‑fascist propaganda” + Riz Ahmed

Mentioned by

Kristen Stewart

as the book that she adapted into a film and directed for the first time.

Kristen Stewart | Trump Says U.S. Will "Run" Venezuela & Take Its Oil: A Closer Look

Mentioned by

David Marchese

as a memoir

Kristen Stewart

has been trying to make into a movie for 10 years.

Kristen Stewart Wants to Show Us a Different Kind of Sex

Mentioned by

Dave Miller

as a previous book by Lidia Yuknavitch, covering similar traumatic events as "Reading the Waves."

Oregon writer Lidia Yuknavitch explores trauma and identity in 'Reading the Waves'

Mentioned by

Lidia Yuknavitch

when discussing her earlier short story that later became her memoir and its evolution across her life.

#187: Lidia Yuknavitch — The Art of Memoir & Writing from the Body. Plus, Breaking Narrative Form, Finding Core Metaphors

Mentioned by

Brett Goldstein

and

Imogen Poots

as an upcoming movie directed by Kristen Stewart.

Imogen Poots (All Of You / Green Room / Knight Of Cups) • #368

Mentioned by

Debbie Millman

as

Lidia Yuknavitch

's bestselling memoir and discussed in relation to its film adaptation and scenes from the book.

Lidia Yuknavitch

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