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<b>With care and vulnerability, novelist and poet Lang Leav explores what it means to live a purpose-filled life as a woman in search of fulfillment and visibility. </b><br/><br/>Through poetry, micro-essays, and ruminations, <i>Soon It Will Be Sunday</i> delves into the purpose and impact of the interpersonal attachments that women form during different stages of their lives. Internationally bestselling author Lang Leav reflects on the perilous and winding road of being a woman, contending with the conflicting messages we receive from society, and the choices we make that ultimately define us, while also addressing the narrowing options women face with the passing of time.<br/><br/> Deeply personal and all too relatable, <i>Soon It Will Be Sunday</i> aims to provide a mirror for women to see and be seen no matter which era of womanhood you are currently navigating.

Stop All The Clocks [Bok / Inbunden]

The Wickedest [Bok / Häftad]

<b>For the first time, Rupi Kaur's heartfelt love poems are together in one intimate and timeless collection!</b><br/><br/><i>love will come</i><br/><i>and when love comes</i><br/><i>love will hold you</i><br/><i>love will call your name</i><br/><br/>Since her groundbreaking debut with the bestselling <i>milk and honey</i>, Rupi Kaur's poetry has become a source of comfort, empowerment, and emotional truth for millions around the world. Now, for the first time ever, her most cherished reflections on love are together in one place!<br/><br/><i>Love Poems</i> by Rupi Kaur is a curated collection of love poems from Kaur's acclaimed body of work, including poems from <i>milk and honey</i>, <i>the sun and her flowers</i>, and <i>home body</i>, along with an all-new introduction and shareable Valentine's--and Galentine's!-- Day post cards. These timeless pieces capture the sensuality, romance, passion, and all-consuming nature of modern love, making it the perfect gift for anyone who has loved deeply or is learning to love themselves.

<b>A captivating debut poetry collection from the 2024 black&write! Fellowship winner. </b><br/><br/> - you as, and in relation to, all things -<br/> at all times<br/><br/><i>ma-li</i> is the luminous debut poetry collection from Lulu Houdini - a sensual, lyrical vessel carrying the intimate stories and Gamilaraay language of the Blak matriarch in motion.<br/><br/>Lulu's power is rooted in the liminal spaces she occupies, magnifying the intricate patterns and relationships that are always at play on Country. Through poems of stolen soil, babies, and rivers that remember, we are brought into deep coalescence with the pulse that restores both land and self.<br/><br/>To the Queen Matriarchs of old, Lulu offers salves to their stripped identities. She houses their memories in her body, voice and pen.<br/><br/>Raw, tender, and defiantly alive, <i>ma-li</i> is a meditation on cultural vibrancy. The lifeblood of love and relationality, connective tissue of rivers and oceans, and the spine of Matriarchy blend together effortlessly in this powerful collection to make a heart strong.

<i><b>swoon</b></i><br/><b><i>/swu n/</i></b><br/><b><i><br/>verb<br/><br/>1. faint, especially from extreme emotion. 'The girl swooned and had to lie down'<br/>2. be overcome with adoration, or other strong emotion. 'She was swooning over Him'<br/></i><i><br/>Etymology traces to the Old English word 'geswogen', meaning 'overcome'</i><br/><br/></b>On the eve of her wedding, a young woman wrestles with transitions: from adolescence to adulthood, from longing to holding, from womb to birth, from life to death, from darkness to enlightenment, from waking to dreaming, from love to grief.<br/><br/><i>There is only one choice: death or change.</i><br/><br/>In 2023 Imogen Wade won the National Poetry Prize with her poem 'The Time I Was Mugged in New York City', gaining her a wide audience. Her stunning debut , <i>Girl, Swooning</i>, is a startlingly fresh collection about womanhood, love, death and religious experience.<br/><br/>Distinctive, beguiling and compelling from the start, <i>Girl, Swooning</i> marks the emergence of a thrilling new voice.

<i>She's sleeping like a fairy tale girl, before the story</i><br/> <i>teaches girls like her a lesson.</i><br/><br/> In <i>The House of Broken Things</i>, motherhood is a spell, a terrible power, an intelligence, and transformative in all its complexity and ambivalence. These poems move like myth, invoking the ghosts of The House of Broken Things, where <i>'Broken mothers and damaged fathers / slept the sleep of those who do not / have time to think, and fractured children / dreamt the things you might expect / that fractured children dream.'</i><br/><br/> Moore's unflinching collection is an astonishing portrait of a mother. Her body as tender, contested territory. Her instincts fierce. Her mind alive with memories of her own childhood, marvelled by love for her young daughter, sharpened with foreboding for her safety in a broken world that has so often made to break her, too. There are truths our daughters must know, and there are burdens we must never pass on. To make them strong, must we also teach them to be afraid?<br/><br/> Calling the spirits of Anne Sexton, Emily Bronte, Adrienne Rich and others, she conjures an intimate atmosphere of haunted domesticity, the poems questioning and incantatory as a lullaby whispered to a cradled baby. Throughout, fears, griefs and anxieties are paired with moments of great tenderness, wit and revelation: brokenness can feel like a trap, but these poems always offer a way out.<br/><br/> <i>The House of Broken Things</i> is a thrilling new work from one of our boldest and most exciting poets.