unloving the knife - Kerr, Lilith
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unloving the knife is the debut poetry collection from queer Canadian author Lilith Kerr. Guiding the reader through three acts, Kerr weaves magic and mystery to explore themes of queer love, feminine rage, and self-acceptance. She charts a chronological course from childhood and first love, to heartbreak, grief, and eventually the process of healing and self-acceptance. A confessional work, unloving the knife uses cutting, gritty language and original hand-drawn illustrations to explore a variety of feminist issues. Kerr blends ethereal descriptions of nature with raw and unflinching…mehr

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unloving the knife is the debut poetry collection from queer Canadian author Lilith Kerr. Guiding the reader through three acts, Kerr weaves magic and mystery to explore themes of queer love, feminine rage, and self-acceptance. She charts a chronological course from childhood and first love, to heartbreak, grief, and eventually the process of healing and self-acceptance. A confessional work, unloving the knife uses cutting, gritty language and original hand-drawn illustrations to explore a variety of feminist issues. Kerr blends ethereal descriptions of nature with raw and unflinching descriptions of mental health struggles, cultivating an immersive experience of love, loss, and renewal.
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Lilith Kerr (she/they) is a queer, anti-capitalist, and anti-colonial poet and artist living in so-called "Canada". She's also an anxious mess with an unhealthy love for the discographies of Mitski and Phoebe Bridgers. Primarily focused on issues of feminism, queer love, and mental health, Kerr enjoys writing about the unspoken emotions and griefs tugging at the corners of our minds. As a multimedia artist, she draws inspiration from many brilliant creators, including Natalie Wee, Richard Siken, Sumaya Enyegue, Shani Mootoo, and Holly Warburton. When she's not writing, you can find them sobbing uncontrollably to their ten-millionth rewatch of Everything, Everywhere, All at Once. You can also find he on Instagram @lilithkerr_art