$14.99
In What Kind of Seed Made You, Rachael Inciarte writes an elegant and delicate study of roots inching through unfamiliar soil and plants which bear rare and uncertain fruit.
This collection explores thorns and gardens, childhood and secrets, sinkholes and stars, the desert and what it grows—or what grows from it. These poems actively urge us to attempt to understand what we feel and how we grow, and understand that of some things we may never be certain.
Her work intricately reaches to remind us that we are seeded by our experiences and that what blooms yearns to be claimed whether it is beautiful or barbed or both.
These poems cultivate soft strange tendrils that cannot be ignored, that beg to be read again and again.
–Kristian Macaron, poet/writer of Storm, editor of Manzano Mountain Review
The review of the book from the Eric Hoffer Award:
What Kind of Seed Made You
by Rachael Inciarte
$14.99, paper
978-1-64662-689-2
2021
Rachael Inciarte is a writer whose poems have been nominated for the Best of the Net, and appear in Juked, Poetry Northwest, Normal School, Radar Poetry and others. Currently, she lives in California with her husband and children. She is growing a garden.
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