In this second collection, Hannah Stogner returns with a voice that is sharper, braver, and more expansive than ever. These poems move fluidly across the landscapes of human experience - wandering through nature's quiet revelations, the complexities of love and longing, the sting of envy, the tenderness of queer identity, and the ache of loss.
With a style that is both intimate and universal, the author invites readers into moments that feel at once deeply personal and instantly recognizable. Each poem stands on its own, yet together they form a tapestry of emotion, reflection, and discovery.
This collection is for anyone who has ever searched for meaning in the ordinary, carried unspoken feelings, or found themselves transformed by the world around them. Lyrical and accessible, it offers a journey through the many shades of being human.
Perfect for readers of contemporary poetry who crave authenticity, emotional depth, and a voice that lingers long after the final page.
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From the moment she learned to read as a toddler, storytelling became her world. As a young child, she crafted handmade books for friends and family, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of words. By adolescence, she had spent countless hours immersed in reading, sharpening the voice that would soon emerge in her own writing. At just 14, she was published under a pen name, and by 15, she had completed her debut novella. By 16, she released her first poetry collection along with a set of writing guides designed to support and inspire budding authors. These works further cemented her role not only as a creator but also as a mentor to other young writers finding their voices. Graduating high school early, she continued to break barriers, becoming-before the age of 18-a cofounder and Head of the Teen Author Division at Luminary Publishing House. Her journey reflects not only precocious talent but also a deep commitment to empowering young voices in literature.
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