A brilliant book from one of the most brilliant poets of the 21st century thus far. The quality of their poetry is comparable to Elizabeth Bishop, Mina Loy, Frank O'Hara--dare I say even Audre Lorde? Price's metaphors and language soar into a realm of distinction set aside from anything else (which I mean in the most positive way). The organization of the book, with the soundtrack, the rituals, the definitions, is glorious.

Price is a necessary, unapologetic voice bellowing their survivor stories, middle fingers up to those who try to censor and marginalize them. The book's description alerts you to the difficult content with which this deals. Don't say you weren't warned. If you can read the book safely, you absolutely should, and should absolutely not punish it for the productive discomfort it may cause.

Written with love and admiration from a fellow survivor xx