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Ruby Wednesday's first published collection snatches the tiny moments in our lives that seem insignificant, yet leave a lasting scar on one's mind, one's heart and one's soul. 'Grave Unknown' came creeping through the cracks when stoked by Ruby Wednesday's study of the Tarot and curiosity of the intricate webs that connect us; to each other and the world around us. 'Ruby Wednesday breathes sharp and beautiful glitter into ordinary words.' - Amanda Palmer 'In their journey through abandonment, decay and brittle vulnerability, these poems combine raw emotion with an underlying spirit of tenacity - they reach out to say hold on, survive, find a way through the dark, begin again.' - Dawn Gorman 'There is blood here, viscera, but also a strange kind of nonorthodox transcendence. Intimate yet universal, Ruby's poems present a matter-of- fact acknowledgment of pain, but also the potential to move beyond it, or to move alongside it, together with a celebration of the creative act as a method of survival.' - Benjamin Louche