What I admired most—both on the podcast and in the pages—is Meghan’s conversational tone. She writes as if she’s sitting beside you, quietly guiding you through memory and emotion. Poems like “This House” are especially powerful, tracing the fragile journey from brokenness to rebuilding It’s a book that doesn’t just tell you what happened—it invites you to feel it and to emerge with the poet.

Stevenson’s art style is expressive and full of personality, perfectly matching the tone of the story. The writing is sharp and witty—there were multiple laugh-out-loud moments—but it also manages to sneak up on you with real emotional weight. The relationship between Nimona and Blackheart is both hilarious and unexpectedly touching.