In 1692, Mary Bradbury was tried, convicted, and sentenced to hang for the crime of witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts. She escaped, and with her a tome of unbridled arcane power. Centuries have passed since that day. The book has been passed down the family line from witch, to witch, to witch. No longer a book, but a...
unspeakable. why don't you find out for yourself? themes to be explored: the art of tolerating unbearable things, joy, lovesickness, power dynamics, identity fragmentation, sexuality, ambiguous relationships, chronic illness, motherhood, heresy, nonsensical cosmic connections, the ultimate fate of humanity, oatmeal, a...
A collection of poems that I have written exploring modern issues such as war, terrorism, suicide, mental health and capital punishment. In addition a few other more unique poems that focus on topics like insanity, monster, money and philosophy. Each poem is separate and has a different focus and subject. I don't clai...