Publisher: uHlanga, South Africa
In an extraordinary debut, Megan Ross writes the uneasy truths
about unexpected motherhood and all its emotional detritus. In deftly
and experimentally navigating the angst, joy and self-reckoning that
comes with the choices and misadventures of young womanhood, this is a
collection that brings together the evocative with the provocative, and
the feminist with the personal, in a bold and startling poetic style.
Hallucinatory, image-wet, and navigating the eternal tides of spirit and
body, Milk Fever is a chimeric dreamscape in which a woman reconfigures, remembers and rebirths herself.
£18.00
About the author
Megan Ross born in 1989, is a writer and poet from East London. She is
the 2017 winner of the Brittle Paper Award for Fiction and an Iceland
Writers Retreat alum. She was a runner-up for the 2016 Short Story Day
Africa Prize and the 2017 National Arts Festival Short Sharp Stories
Award. She lives near the Indian Ocean with her son and partner. Milk
Fever is her first book.
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