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What was eaten was given - Wilhelmina 'Billie' Sainwood

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Nothing, lover, will die with you.

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“The body is never the end,” Sainwood tells us in her poem “Hour of Need,” and every line of this book explores what it means to see beyond the body. ‘What is eaten was given’ cradles the past and prays into the future as context for a queer, trans life being lived to its fullest right now. Sainwood’s naked discussions of sex, mental illness, fear, hope, and longing beg the reader into their own self reflection. Cis, trans, queer, straight, we are all praying to something with our bodies every day. How do you worship? What lies deep inside you? What must you let out?


This title is also available in PRINT

Release date: July 14, 2024
ISBN: ISBN: 978-1-964932-99-6
120 pages

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Nothing, lover, will die with you.

-T4T4T4T4T4T4ever

“The body is never the end,” Sainwood tells us in her poem “Hour of Need,” and every line of this book explores what it means to see beyond the body. ‘What is eaten was given’ cradles the past and prays into the future as context for a queer, trans life being lived to its fullest right now. Sainwood’s naked discussions of sex, mental illness, fear, hope, and longing beg the reader into their own self reflection. Cis, trans, queer, straight, we are all praying to something with our bodies every day. How do you worship? What lies deep inside you? What must you let out?


This title is also available in PRINT

Release date: July 14, 2024
ISBN: ISBN: 978-1-964932-99-6
120 pages

Nothing, lover, will die with you.

-T4T4T4T4T4T4ever

“The body is never the end,” Sainwood tells us in her poem “Hour of Need,” and every line of this book explores what it means to see beyond the body. ‘What is eaten was given’ cradles the past and prays into the future as context for a queer, trans life being lived to its fullest right now. Sainwood’s naked discussions of sex, mental illness, fear, hope, and longing beg the reader into their own self reflection. Cis, trans, queer, straight, we are all praying to something with our bodies every day. How do you worship? What lies deep inside you? What must you let out?


This title is also available in PRINT

Release date: July 14, 2024
ISBN: ISBN: 978-1-964932-99-6
120 pages