Poetry, chapbook, 32 pages, from Bottlecap Features. Bodies to Bury the Hunger is a collection of poems exploring the ecstatic and parasitic nature of love. Love is presented as a pact of mutual survival - between lovers, between mothers and their children, and between the body and the self. From the euphoric terrain of physical love to the grief-wracked desire for a miscarried child, the poems articulate the almost unbearable weight of loving as a women and ask, can we give of ourselves without compromising autonomy? How do we survive the strain between love’s dual-natured powers of creation and destruction? Is it even possible to love wholly and still remain whole?