Rabbit, Head, Gut by Kaitlin Neal 
 
Between the cracks of a prairie childhood and the abstraction of the mind are a feast of reflections on the moments and objects that both soothe and terrify. Page through the unusual ways a person becomes not-a-person in the memories that feel most human.
 
Become something new as you learn to grieve memory, body, and mind. Or sit in the audience of a strange story that seeks to understand itself.

This collection of poetry explores what belonging means for a headsick soul.

Each copy of this chapbook is handcrafted and bound by Shadow and Sax, making every edition a small physical work of care.

About the Author

Kaitlin Neal is a queer poet based in Edmonton, Alberta. Their work explores their own experiences with identity, belonging, connection and mental illness. Kaitlin’s poetry has been featured in several magazines, including Shadow and Sax, Feral, Rawhead, Azarão, Aorta and Anti-Heroin Chic. More of their work can be found on Instagram: @kaitlinnneal