Focusing on rural working-class identity and the female body, this book delves into the intricate relationship between place and nature. It thoughtfully examines themes of loss and the cyclical nature of time, creating a vivid portrayal of the experiences and struggles faced by its characters. The narrative invites readers to reflect on the profound connections between environment and personal identity.
Focusing on the themes of grief and belonging, this memoir intertwines nature writing with a personal narrative, reflecting on the lives and legacies of rural working-class individuals. It offers a poignant exploration of the author's experiences, capturing the emotional landscape shaped by loss and connection to the natural world.
Taut, muscular and animal, these poems explore motherhood and body identity within the context of baby loss, when there is no 'rainbow baby' to add closure to the narrative.