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Mad Woman
Author of Learning to Speak, Kat Savage, returns with Mad Woman which is comprised of 40 pieces that capture her stream of consciousness, confessions, and strange thoughts. In Mad Woman, she bares it all and embraces her madness driven by loneliness and disappointment.
Fat Girl Magic
Fat Girl Magic is a unique dissection of the truly powerful journey from the way others perceive, label, and judge our bodies to our own discoveries, acceptance, and love we find for ourselves. This beautifully presented edition invokes a witchcraft framework to explore the journey to self-love and acceptance in a uniquely honest way. Intended to be thought provoking and insightful, this collection will pull you from your loneliness, help you realize the magic within yourself, and welcome you into a coven of healing and the shared ideal that all bodies deserve respect, love, and space within our society.
I Hope This Makes You Uncomfortable
Kat Savage returns after a two-year poetry hiatus to release "I Hope This Makes You Uncomfortable", a collection of poetry intended to do just that. In this book, the author focuses on a little heartache, a little loneliness, but mostly being a woman, and all the sensitive, uncomfortable, and violent emotions and acts it brings about.
Throes
Kat Savage brings to you a selection of her older works. This collection, comprised of pieces seen on her social media accounts, is meant to give you a look at her earlier work as a whole. This poetry spans many different romantic scenarios, as well as thoughts on life and heartache. Savage also includes in this work, some pieces from her previously published book "Learning to Speak".
Learning To Speak
n Learning To Speak, Kat Savage draws the parallel between the loves we experience and how we often lose our voices in the process. From the beginnings both heartbreaking and hopeful, to the loss, to the "aha" moment when we realize we are going to be okay, her first collection of poetry is meant to be a journey. She hopes we will all ask ourselves: How many times have you lost your voice to someone who isn't even listening?
One More Chance
USA Today Bestselling Author Kat Savage brings you a second chance after divorce full of heat, heart, and hope that love gets one more chance. Harper Whitney It's hard to explain how heartbreaking it is when you sit down to sign divorce papers. To make matters worse, I had to do it just a couple of weeks before my big sister's wedding. She convinces me to "get back out there" and even pimps out a wedding guest to be my "plus one" to her wedding. I'd be lying if I said Jensen Reed wasn't one of the most attractive men I've ever seen in real life. We're instantly friends, falling into a comfort I didn't know could exist. When it begins to turn to more, I'm out of my element but I can't resist ...
I Hope This Makes You Uncomfortable
Kat Savage returns after a two-year poetry hiatus to release "I Hope This Makes You Uncomfortable," a collection of poetry intended to do just that. In this collection, the author focuses on a little heartache, a little loneliness, but mostly being a woman, and all the sensitive, uncomfortable, and violent emotions and acts it brings about.
Counting Backwards From Gone
On November 27, 2013, Kat Savage’s life forever changed. Her little sister, Angela, was brutally murdered and Savage has been searching for the strength to write her grief down ever since. Finally, just shy of six years later, and one year after justice finally rained down upon the man to blame, Savage found the courage to try. This collection is an 18-poem narrative of the very real and raw emotions felt by the author over the years since the tragedy. Here, she pays homage to her baby sister and bleeds her own pain onto paper for anyone who might need help finding their own strength.
Let Me Count The Ways
Let Me Count The Ways is a collection of love poems exploring the softer side of humanity. Savage pours over the pages with a full love, one returned in kind. You'll find no sadness or unrequited feelings in here. This is the real, heartfelt musings of a woman in love. Note: This collection was previously published under the title "Redamancy".
Letters From A Dead Girl
In Kat Savage's latest (re)collection, is a series of letters she's written to those she's loved—and almost loved. This work explores not physical death, but the moments after knowing someone, when you realize you’re simply a ghost of their past.
