Raised in a funeral home by her Uncle Louis, Cecelia Christopher is plagued by questions she believes have no answers. However, some of the answers do come by way of ethereal messengers and dreams. Is it the paranormal or just her subconscious working out the demons of her past? She struggles to find balance, connection and understanding in a world that only rarely makes sense to her. After the suicide of her father and death of her uncle, she floats to different places, men, and jobs, reluctant to drop anchor. When she serendipitously finds a note in an anonymous journal, Cecelia is...

Overgrown Bereavement is a poetry collection of dazzling morbidity and eccentric assuagement. Peer through the shattered glass for a peculiar and quixotic perspective on love and loss. Hear the pulsation of death and feel the stillness of life. Watch as Pospie tears down the scaffolding of a lecherous society and examines the remains. Vivid imagery and profound twists make this a cover to cover read. -Light shines through the bulb-less lamp. It illuminates fur tufts cowering in corners, reminders of your ancient inky feline that committed suicide by drinking anti-freeze you spilled in the...