THE VOID AND THE FEED is a diary refined into poetry.
Written with clarity and restraint, the book reflects on love, boredom, and self-examination without romanticizing them. Love is uncertain and negotiated, boredom becomes a pause rather than an escape, and and every act of self-reflection is a moment of necessary cruelty.
This is a debut collection that pays attention to the inner life shaped by distraction, silence, and the effort to be honest with oneself.