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Product information "Stretch Marks"

STRETCH MARKS is for all of the mothers/guardians who lost themselves and are on the journey to finding themselves again; it is for the mothers/guardians and mothers/guardians-to-be who think they have to give up their goals and dreams for the betterment of their child(ren); it is for the womyn who think they are in this thing alone, and it is for the womyn who work their asses off to be everything for their child(ren) but most importantly for themselves. STRETCH MARKS is an anthology that captures the humanity of pregnancy and oncoming of motherhood/guardianship. Through heightened prose, Vanessa Spence (author) opens the conversation on motherhood/parenthood to include the taboo topics of generational trauma, regret, shame, depression, imposter syndrome, blame, and self-doubt.

H | W | D | g
203 mm | 127 mm | 4 mm | 0.087 kg

Publication year
2019

Age rating
0

Edition
Taschenbuch

Publisher
Vanessa Spence

ISBN-10
1999215206

ISBN-13
9781999215200

Author
Vanessa Spence

Language
Englisch

Page Count
70

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Vanessa Spence

Author

Vanessa Spence

Vanessa Spence is a professional and creative writer. She is a classically trained performer, lover of her community but most importantly she is a human being. Graduating from the Humber College Theatre Performance Program at the top of her class, Vanessa has developed a passion for telling stories through written and verbal poetry that has led her to perform on many stages across the GTA. Vanessa is the founder of the POC Culture Organization (@poc.culture) which seeks to build the Black arts culture in the GTA by giving artists and creatives a platform to share their art in their community while inviting the population to witness and support the talent their community has to offer. POC Culture has recently been recognized by the City of Brampton as a recipient of the Mayor's Making Black History Award for February of 2019.As an ambassador for her community, Vanessa partners with and sits as director and board chair for non-profit organizations that focus on the empowerment of young marginalized women. In her free time, you can find Vanessa with her family or jotting down her hearts desires in verse and prose on her personal Instagram page: @vanessacspence.

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