Eloise Armary

Pink Goo (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Pink Goo is about a spiral down to anxiety and depression and the following journey to find peace. After trying to shed light on social injustice, sexual harassment and the climate collapse, the poet finds herself in the darkness and explores many corners within herself, rough and soft. In the deep furrows of her mind, Éloïse finds a white canvas on which she paints with colours to lift her spirit while allowing nuances of grey to tell the depth of reality. These poems are to aid the reader who wants to scream but doesn't find the words. They are a balm to spread on trauma wounds. They care for the soul after a storm.

"This is a collection of poems for the lost and anxious soul, the one that is torn between what is and what should be, the soul that has left and doesn't know if they want to come back." Alice Pierre

"Pink Goo is a refreshing, candid and comforting journey towards hope. Reading her poems feels like watching clouds of grey part to reveal the sun that has been there all along." Heather Pearson

"A beautiful collection filled with rhythm and dynamic writing! Pink Goo offers an intimate insight into Loulou's past experiences with both and vulnerable tone of voice." Soofiya

"A searing answer to anyone to anyone telling femme folx to write subtle, pretty verse - the direct poetics of hairy asses. I needed this." Reanna Valentine

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Eloise Armary
• Seitenzahl: 38
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781739317201
• Artikelnr.: 67513189

Autorenporträt

Éloïse Armary (she/they) is a French poet based in Sussex, UK. She is the author of Pink Goo, a chapbook about mental health. She is the co-host of the podcast Poetry To Your Ears and director of the documentary film Collections Of Queer Poets. Her work has previously been published in The Layered Onion, Powders Press, Aghh! Zine, The Channel, The Burrow, The Gumption Club Zine and Metropolis Bleu. Éloïse writes poetry to unscramble their mind and to share the way their body moves through this world. She writes from a bisexual, bilingual and neurodivergent lens.