A robin’s egg blue background brackets a pair of hands held up, palms facing front. There is a bandaid and a few silver rings on the fingers and inky spirals faintly traced onto the palms. These hands are lifted before a clear blue ocean and the words, everything she said came true, radiate in the same pinky skin tone underneath them. Tessera is written across the top of the page and under a thin black line: Feminism and Self-Help, Le Feminisme et la croissance personelle. At the bottom: Volume 23 $10.00. — "Liminaire" cover, *Tessera Journal*, Volume 23, Winter 1997.

"Where Does It Hurt?," pp. 94-96, *Tessera Journal*, Volume 23, York University, Winter 1997.

“Where Does It Hurt?" in Tessera Journal (1997)

“Where Does It Hurt?" is a three-page page work by Cathy Busby published in Volume 23 of Tessera Journal (Winter 1997).

The images are excerpted from her essay "The Lure of Roseanne's Autopathography and Survivor Identity" which is published in full When Pain Strikes, an interdisciplinary anthology about pain and methodologies for it's relief edited by Cathy Busby, Kim Sawchuk and Bill Burns (University of Minnesota Press and The Banff Centre for the Arts, 1999).

The full article can be read on Tessera's archives.

“Where Does It Hurt?" in Tessera Journal (1997)

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