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A review by aislinghelen
Under Her Skin by Lindy Ryan, Linda D. Addison, Toni Miller
5.0
I was given an e-ARC by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
This is an amazing collection of horror poetry. This is probably the best poetry book I have ever read and I fully intend on buying a physical copy when it is released. Some of these works are haunting, some thought provoking, some hit incredibly close to home and they are all beautiful. My some of my favourites were WE by Morgan Sylvia, Beautiful by L. Marie Wood, Words Unspoken by Mary Rajotte, Fingers of Feathers by Rie Sheridan Rose and Carnival of Suffering by H Grim. I would HIGHLY recommend this to everyone I know. There are some poems which allude to traumatic events, abusive relationships, eating disorders, body dysmorphia and sexual assault so be careful if any of these are triggering to you.
This is an amazing collection of horror poetry. This is probably the best poetry book I have ever read and I fully intend on buying a physical copy when it is released. Some of these works are haunting, some thought provoking, some hit incredibly close to home and they are all beautiful. My some of my favourites were WE by Morgan Sylvia, Beautiful by L. Marie Wood, Words Unspoken by Mary Rajotte, Fingers of Feathers by Rie Sheridan Rose and Carnival of Suffering by H Grim. I would HIGHLY recommend this to everyone I know. There are some poems which allude to traumatic events, abusive relationships, eating disorders, body dysmorphia and sexual assault so be careful if any of these are triggering to you.