If My Body Could Speak (feminism, survival, and my new favorite modern poet) — Blythe Baird

March 18, 2019.Reading time 3 minutes.

TITLE: If My Body Could SpeakAUTHOR: Blythe BairdRELEASE DATE: February 5th, 2019GENRE: Poetry/NonficAGE RANGE: Adult If My Body Could Speak is about fighting for the space one takes up in a world that would rather they take up none at all.

INTL GIVEAWAY: Burning the Bacon — L. Austen Johnson (ARC Review)

April 21, 2018.Reading time 6 minutes.

TITLE: Burning the Bacon AUTHOR: L. Austen Johnson RELEASES: April 26th, 2018; Gen Z Publishing GENRE: Nonfic/Poetry AGE RANGE: Everyone SYNOPSIS: In Burning the Bacon, debut poet L. Austen Johnson navigates through deeply personal terrain, laying waste to it and watching its flowers regrow in the four sections of the collection: “Gravity,” “In Memoriam,” “Entropy,” and “Parthenogenesis.” […]

Sea of Strangers – Lang Leav (ARC Review)

January 19, 2018.Reading time 2 minutes.

I have always loved Lang’s poetry, ever since I can remember knowing it existed. I used to read her work over and over as a teen, getting lost in how emotive and haunting it was. When I saw that she was releasing a new collection, I couldn’t wait to read it, and was so grateful […]