Books
Crossing the Sea:
Of Shattered Glass
In his debut collection, R. B. Bunn explores the devastation of grief in the face of losing an uncle who battled addiction. Through a deeply personal lens, this collection explores the weight of mental illness and the effects of witnessing self-destructive cycles from a young age. Each poem becomes an elegy for an uncle whose battle with addiction left invisible wounds on both his life and the lives of those who loved him. Read more...
“History is a record of humanity’s penchant for self-destruction.”
After a harsh childhood spent living on the streets, Bertram has never thought much of humanity. He learned that people are selfish, cruel, and power hungry – and his work as an imperial scholar and archeologist hasn’t changed his mind. But his second-in-command, Lady Aria Ardante, holds a different view of people and their potential. Read more...
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