A solo poetry collection reflecting the realities of growing up as a black transgender woman, the ongoing journey towards love and acceptance, and a celebration of Black heritage.
“Bea’s work is grounded in its raw nature, but celestial in its ability to connect with the reader.”
Daniel-Jose Cyan reviews Motorway Service Station Blues by Bea Wohl
2- 28 Review
“These stories work to fill the gaps left behind by Section 28, creating presence where there was absence. This is a new kind of history.”
Dr Suzan Meryem Rosita reviews Twenty-Eight by Kestral Gaian
1- Potry Review
“This collection feels like an invitation to a sleepover… with all the giggles, secrets, warmth and fun that implies”
GirlOnTheNet reviews Potry by Jener Le Laucher
3 – Tubelines Review
“I found myself laughing, aching, and feeling seen. These poems will have you tapping in and never wanting to tap out. Grab a ticket to experience every moment for yourself. ”
