Violence & Aftermath
Coercive control, emotional abuse, vigilance, fear, and the long echo after danger is no longer immediate. These essays come from the aftermath of a same-sex violent marriage. They do not turn harm into theatre, and they do not simplify love into a court transcript. They examine the rooms where tenderness and terror learned each other’s names.In Bed with the Monster
Emotional abuse, language as weapon, and the responsibility of naming it.
Black Out the Sun
A record of love, damage, fear, and the refusal to disappear again.
I Left to Save My Life. And I Still Miss Him.
The part of leaving violence nobody makes clean enough for public comfort.
Life on a Fault Line
Survival as adaptation, vigilance, and learning what safety asks after danger.
Messages, Memories and the Things Left Unsaid
Screenshots, memory, circular conversations, and the hunger to be witnessed.