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"Cindy Hochman's Habeas Corpus is one of the most original and exquisite books of poetry I've read this year. Irreverant, yet tender, fiercely candid, she is a joyful juggler of wordplay, and her poem "Legs" in this collection is a perfect example of this poet's great talent." -Laura Boss Author: Flashlight (Guernica Editions)and Editor, Lips

My name was Allyson Owens. It isn't anymore, but it was back then. I was a daughter. I was a sister. Most importantly, I was supposed to be a friend. By the time I realized that I wasn't, it was too late. This is the story of how we not only failed those we swore to protect, but how, in our darkest moments, when we fell into shadows that we couldn't see, we had to be shown the light. This is not a story to be repeated. I ask that you make certain it never is.