Birthright

Boudicca Eades' debut collection of poetry mixes deeply personal experiences with wider calls for change. Through her experimental free-form writing she explores themes such as identity self-love feminism and social issues interwoven with a deep sense of lineage the things she has inherited as a young woman and poignant depictions of childhood and adolescence.With an undercurrent of storytelling reminiscent of Lewis Carroll's dream-like works her poetry offers glimpses of emerging identity: a season of heartbreak an icy conversation a girl crushed underfoot. This collection is most of all an illustration of a young woman coming to terms with herself her sexuality and the difficulties of growing up in today's train-wrecked world.