This is the Year She Saves Herself - by Jessica D Wright (Paperback)

About the Book

These poems are not just about surviving PTSD; it's a narrative of overcoming and evolving. Each piece serves as a milestone in a journey of healing, offering insights into the complexities of love, friendship, and self-acceptance.

Book Synopsis

"This is the Year She Saves Herself" is a candid and compelling journey into the world of self-discovery and resilience. The journey starts with a simple yet significant poem, 'Don't', born on a train ride from Munich to Passau. In the back of a train car, a new voice emerges - raw, real, and ready to confront the past.

The transformation begins in an unexpected moment of bravery. With a quick gulp of gin and tonic and a heart full of stories, a woman takes the stage. There, for the first time, she confronts the shadows of a past marriage and the unspoken weight of mental and emotional challenges through the power of her words.

This collection is more than just poetry; it's a narrative of overcoming and evolving. Each piece serves as a milestone in a journey of healing, offering insights into the complexities of love, friendship, and self-acceptance. The poems are not just about surviving, but about flourishing in the aftermath of adversity.