Faultline

I was a bit worried it'd be all politics and no heart, but the way the personal and political overlap here feels genuinely raw. The poems don't offer easy answers, which I appreciate, and the collection has a solid, unpolished grit to it that fits the subject matter. It's the kind of book I'll be fl

The way these poems weave political themes into deeply personal moments feels honest and raw, not preachy. I keep coming back to a few lines that capture that overlap perfectly.

The way these poems hold both the political and the deeply personal in the same breath is striking—it's rare to find a collection that doesn't force a line between the two. I'll be returning to several of these pieces, especially the ones that sit in that messy middle ground.