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Purchase a signed paperback copy of Gawdzilla.
Gawdzilla is a series of poems that examine race, marriage, family, abortion, and social changes since 1954 when Godzilla, the horror movie, and the Supreme Court ruling on integration, Brown v. Bd. of Ed, Topeka, Ks., occurred.
“Juanita's truth-telling about the United States' foundational racism, violence, inequities, and precarities is layer-on-layer of living, breathing loyalty to personal experience and wisdom.” — Carmen Acevedo Butcher
Purchase a signed paperback copy of Gawdzilla.
Gawdzilla is a series of poems that examine race, marriage, family, abortion, and social changes since 1954 when Godzilla, the horror movie, and the Supreme Court ruling on integration, Brown v. Bd. of Ed, Topeka, Ks., occurred.
“Juanita's truth-telling about the United States' foundational racism, violence, inequities, and precarities is layer-on-layer of living, breathing loyalty to personal experience and wisdom.” — Carmen Acevedo Butcher