Gripping and poignant, Harlow is a collection of poetry in which poet Bryahnna Butler lays bare her raw emotions regarding heartbreak, insecurity, grief, and prejudice. With timeless lyricism, Butler illuminates the most pressing fears and struggles of the modern age: what young girls are taught about consent and the right to say no, manipulative boyfriends and toxic relationships, and how to respond to that invasive question all mixed-race people are asked: "So what are you?" Harlow is a compelling amalgamation of treatise, love letter, self-examination, and eulogy.

About the author

Bryahnna Butler was born in Heidelberg, Germany, to American parents. She is currently enrolled in college and resides in Arizona.