The Book of Dana: Poems of Survival, Family, Grief, Love, Unsettling, Humor and Becoming
by D. W. King
D. W. King’s The Book of Dana gathers poems about survival, family, grief, love, unsettling experiences, humor, and becoming. The collection reflects on the varied emotions and experiences that shape a life, offering a poetic exploration of vulnerability, endurance, connection, and change.
About This Book
The Book of Dana is a poetry collection by D. W. King.
Its themes include survival, family, grief, love, unsettling experiences, humor, and becoming.
The collection brings these varied subjects together in verse, moving across emotional and personal territory.
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