The Girl Who Grew Fangs
A Book of Remembering After the Fall Into Shadow
But the soul, like the wolf, does not forget its own nature.
Book II of The Forgetting trilogy. Where The Poet Who Forgot Her Name traced a moon arc — forgetting and remembering by moonlight — this book follows the feral arc: the descent into shadow, the growl that becomes a prayer, and the long clawing return to selfhood.
These 53 poems move through darkening, turning, integration, and return. They are for anyone who has fallen — and found teeth where there used to be silence.
Structure
- Darkening — The fall into shadow. The world narrows. The familiar self dissolves.
- Turning — Something feral stirs. The body remembers what the mind forgot. Instinct returns before language does.
- Integration — The wolf and the woman meet. Neither is destroyed. A harder, wilder wholeness takes shape.
- Return — She walks back — not tame, not broken. Carrying everything. Fangs and all.
Details
- Series
- The Forgetting · Book II (Feral Arc)
- Poems
- 53
- Pages
- 175
- ISBN
- 979-8-9945774-2-4
- Published
- February 17, 2026
- Edition
- First
Get the Book
Paperback $16.99 · eBook $9.99