What is the nature of the feminine existence?

In this stunning debut collection of poetry, Caitlin Kendall explores the role of both herself and the wider concept of ‘woman’ in society, within nature, and also as part of the world at large.

Moving from the days of her youth into adulthood and then on into parenthood, the poems in these pages focus on specific points in time – small moments that provide the reader with deeply personal stories often mundane, but always, always significant.

Drawing on common (and not-so-common) experiences and crafting touching and poignant images of life, this is a collection that will draw you close, take your hand and lead you on a wonderful journey.

“Profound, brilliant, moving and nostalgically abiding.”
- Meagan Sexton, author of Riptides and Rapture