Robin’s Review of The Black Widow: Drawing on real life and literary scenarios.
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Title: The Black Widow: Drawing on real life and literary scenarios
Author: Louise Worthington
Published: November 3, 2022
Genres: Poetry Anthologies, Horror Anthologies
Pages: 82
Source: Kindle, Paperback
Author Interview: N/A
The Black Widow: Drawing on real life and literary scenarios.
“A startling and melancholic chapbook of dark poems, The Black Widow addresses injustice, abuse, and trauma, and is a stark indictment on society’s indifference to the voices and suffering of women. Drawing on real-life and literary scenarios, Worthington’s poetry is brimming with unconscionable pain. A poet to watch.” —Lee Murray, Bram Stoker Award®-winning poet and author of Tortured Willows
Robin’s Review
“The Black Widow” by Worthington is a collection of dark poems addressing themes like injustice, abuse, and trauma, particularly focusing on women’s suffering. It has received praise from notable poets for its powerful portrayal of these issues. I found the book emotionally impactful and important despite its heavy content. I recommend it as a compelling read for those interested in exploring these themes through poetry.
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