A Requiem for Biscuit Town is a raw and resonant poetry collection about grief, identity, and survival. Told through the lens of working-class life, it moves through the five stages of grief – denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance – capturing the heartbreak and resilience of lives shaped by struggle. These poems don’t just ask you to reflect, they ask you to feel.Unflinching and compassionate, this collection is both a reckoning and a refuge, a place where loss is laid bare, where class and mental health aren’t footnotes, and where healing doesn’t follow a straight line. Read it front to back, or jump in where it hurts the most. Either way, this isn’t just poetry. It’s survival in verse.
