Maiden, Mother, Madness: Or, How I Learned to Stop Faking Fuzzy Feelings and Feel My Feminine Fury

A pandemic, postpartum depression, PTSD, a toxic relationship, parenting a neurodivergent child, single motherhood, and deconstructing from Christianity—all at the same time? That’s enough to drive anyone mad!Maiden, Mother, Madness is a collection of poignant poetry and memoir fragments that lays bare one woman’s journey through a season of unraveling. Raw, unflinching, and fiercely honest, each piece bears witness to the breaking—and the becoming—that follows. Written with the hope that no woman has to ever endure her fury alone, this book is both a reckoning and a reminder: there is strength in feeling, even when it burns. Read more