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The Trials and Tribulations of a Millenial Woman

The Trials and Tribulations of a Millenial Woman

Emma Kate Brown

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Ace of Swords Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781834320663
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Emma Kate Brown is a 30-ish year old single mother from Ireland.Proudly hailing from North Dublin, Emma credits her quick wit, empathic nature and unshakable resilience to her upbringing and the wonderful people she grew up with in the suburb of Donaghmede.Writing for as long as she can remember, Emma was first recognised for her talent at just 13 years old after being inspired by the incomparable Maeve Binchy - a true heroine in Irish literature.Emma’s refusal to conform to perfectionist ideals makes for raw, real and unwaveringly honest poetry that often details her own personal struggles and life experiences. This in turn gives Emma’s work a relatability factor and makes for a unique reading experience. The Trials And Tribulations Of A Millennial Woman is a body of work that represents the challenges of modern life that are predominantly faced by women in today’s world. From trying to date through an epidemic of nonchalance, societal pressures, motherhood, oppression and facing hatred/mistreatment from abusive men. This book gives an insight into the hardships that women experience but also tells a tale of strength, survival and endurance to face those hardships head on and continue to thrive in spite of them.Nevertheless, being a millennial or a woman are NOT requirements to enjoy this book! Each human is living within their own individual existence but some experiences are universal, such as bereavement and heartbreak. The poems featured in this beautiful body of work not only validates these experiences; but they also provide comfort for the reader in knowing that you are not alone. You never were.

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