Author of "Within Paravent Walls", "Daughterbody I | a self-exorcism through poetry", "Daughterbody II | a self-reclamation through poetry", "you ate popcorn in my house of grief | transgenerational poetry", "mutterseelenallein und splitterfasernackt | transgenerationale Trauma- und Trauergedichte" & "symbiosis | a sister's psychogeographical grief". Pentalingual Idealist. Figurative artist. Transgenerational Poetess.
“Captures you from the very first page and won’t let you go”: A Review
Within Paravent Walls captures you from the very first page and won’t let you go. So much more than just a portrait of a dysfunctional family, the book unravels a battle between young and old, female and male, individual and family, love and hate, freedom and captivity, and ultimately life and death. Unlike anything I have ever read before – you will definitely keep thinking about these pages when you go to sleep at night! -F. on Goodreads
“Ladies and Gentlemen, your history starts with your mothers and fathers, grandmothers and grandfathers. You may be swimming against the stream, or you may be holding on to those very roots, but whatever you are doing, you are never without them. Your lives are a reaction to them, good or bad; every love story contains six people from the very beginning, in one form or another. Replicate them, get rid of them, but they existed, and cutting off their influence is a lifelong struggle that not all of us survive wholeheartedly.” ― Laura Gentile, Within Paravent Walls
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