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While I think this book isn’t a fit for our coven, if you find yourself drawn to shorter poems, this might worth a try!

My newest chapbook, GIRL., is coming this summer with Querencia Press!

If you’re like me and have an ever growing TBR list because you can’t seem to turn away from what sounds like a really great book, then this list is for you!

A literary magazine of queer writing.

I wanted closure, but it seems like the author didn’t get closure either, so maybe it was a point being made.

A selection of poems from poets.

I’ve read one of Trista’s works before, The Dogs I Have Kissed, and really enjoyed the language in it, so I was excited to be able to read another one of her collections.

Some of these books I’ve left reviews for (others I either just enjoyed, or completely forgot about.)

Poetry in Gutslut.

SAPPHIC is a photo zine published through The Sapphic Printing Press. Each issue focuses on a different theme and our fourth issue will focus on the theme, Parallels.

A poem of mine, published with Blackbird Publishing in Something New: Volume Two.

Have you ever drowned under murky water?

Where your hands held onto plants

that slipped like slime through your fingers

as you tried to break the algae covered surface

for air?

We are a diverse community and we are just as human as the rest of you, so why is it so damn hard to be accepted?

Our relationship was driftwood.

Issue III: hestia (hearth & home) explores what home means to us all through poetry, prose, photography & artwork. Contributors reveal how it feels to belong, how we are defined by people and places and how Hestia’s legacy lives on.

Don't be afraid to take a swim - we'll show you what's in our swamp if you show us what's in yours.

I don't experience sexual attraction. But like the Asexual Visibility and Education Network says, I still "have the same emotional needs as everybody else and [am] just as capable of forming intimate relationships."

You played me like a game of cards…

Poetry featured in Warning Lines: Echo

Blackbird Publishing poetry feature.

June book reviews

There were so many poems that I wanted to pick, but I really do feel like these poems capture one meaning from the related tarot cards.

look at the way the sun bleeds on the curves of this earth.

Final rating? Three out of five stars. Wonderful book, definitely recommend if you like short reads that are inspirational.

Poetry featured in Horizon’s Summer 2021 Issue: “No borders, just horizons - only freedom” - Amelia Earhart

Overall, I did enjoy this book. It didn’t leave me with a “wow” feeling, but it was good.

Out of all of the pieces in this book, my favorites are her more personal ones. I feel they hold more emotion than her generalized ones, and are done very well.