Her Private Diary

A woman whose work is being looked at keeps a diary of the hours she does not show anyone. The pages are hungry in a way the public version of her is not allowed to be. Someone else has started to want those pages, and a private notebook is only private until the wrong reader finds the lock. / The diary can stay a confession or become a weapon. If it leaves her hands, the woman people think they know and the woman in the sentences will no longer be allowed to live apart. She has not yet decided which name she is willing to lose.