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In this horrific and yet beautiful book of poetry, Danielle Sainte-Marie bares her troubled past and lets it all go. Unbridled honesty is the order of the day here, as she sends demons flying with every wicked, clever phrase. Let the sublime monsters that roam the heart be banished forever!
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