I Love a Woman Now

Description

I Love a Woman Now is a poetry collection born from a life breaking open.

Written in the aftermath of leaving a long heterosexual relationship, navigating motherhood, and falling in love with a woman, these poems trace desire, grief, tenderness, and self-reclamation as lived experience, not metaphor.

Moving between love poems, letters, and moments of reckoning, Julia Grey writes from the body: about choosing herself, learning how to stay, and refusing the quiet compromises that once passed for stability. Motherhood, sexuality, and identity coexist here without apology.

At the crossroads of lyric poetry and personal narrative, I Love a Woman Now speaks to those standing at the edge of an unnamed truth, and to anyone learning that to live fully is to feel, loudly and honestly.