Displaced Dolls and Oviducts - Stathis, Marigo J.
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A bold, edgy, and heartrending collection of verse that speaks to the modern woman's authentic experience, covering ground from the whimsical and mythical to the solemn and appallingly foul. Deftly woven together are fabrics of topical issues related to vanity, aging, mental health, friendship, family, love, grief, trauma, survival, self-discovery, and acceptance. Whether from the perspective of a female tattoo artist, assault victim, or stranger in a ladies' room, poems as lyrics of raw truth serve as springboards for connection, celebration, and healing.

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Produktbeschreibung
A bold, edgy, and heartrending collection of verse that speaks to the modern woman's authentic experience, covering ground from the whimsical and mythical to the solemn and appallingly foul. Deftly woven together are fabrics of topical issues related to vanity, aging, mental health, friendship, family, love, grief, trauma, survival, self-discovery, and acceptance. Whether from the perspective of a female tattoo artist, assault victim, or stranger in a ladies' room, poems as lyrics of raw truth serve as springboards for connection, celebration, and healing.
Autorenporträt
Cognitive neuroscientist by day, creative disrupter by night, Marigo Stathis weaponizes the written word to excavate the bones that women, families, and societies often bury. She thoroughly enjoys writing about the absurdity and irony of life. Her work has appeared in 34th Parallel, Abbey, The Baltimore City Paper, The Baltimore Sun, Bear Creek Haiku, Facedown, FanStory, The Keeping Room c/o Minerva Rising Press, Lite Journal of Satire and Creativity, The Loch Raven Review, The Sometimes and several anthologies. Displaced Dolls and Oviducts is her first chapbook.