Achut is a South-Sudanese emerging writer. Her work has been featured at Melbourne Fringe, Melbourne Spoken Word festival and Melbourne Writers’ Festival. She writes on identity, racism, mental illness, relationships and healing. She is an alumni of FCAC west writers group.
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Achut Thuc
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