Book of Hare

<p><strong>Book of Hare</strong> is a feral myth-charged poetry collection in which the boundary between woman and animal collapses. Across these poems a shape-shifting figure-at once hare and woman-runs through blood sport domestic violence ecological devastation and the long persecution of witches carrying the marks of what has been hunted silenced and named expendable.</p><p>Drawing on folklore ritual and contemporary crisis the collection reimagines the hare as scapegoat trickster goddess and witness. Language fractures loops and inverts; poems enact pursuit commodification and erasure on the page while also reclaiming poetry as a bodily pre-lingual force-chant vent spell. Words are eaten broken regrown; alphabets strain under the pressure of climate collapse and inherited trauma.</p><p>Classical and folk figures-Eileithyia Hecate the witch the corn spirit-appear alongside modern machinery financial systems and poisoned landscapes binding ancient myth to present catastrophe. Violence is never abstract: it is intimate ecological and historical inscribed on female and animal bodies alike.</p><p>Unsettling incantatory and formally daring <strong>Book of Hare</strong> is a work of survival and transformation-poetry that refuses silence and keeps running.</p>