Todo lo que necesito existe ya en mí

Her approach feels very personal and accessible, but I'm curious what inspired her to mix prose and poetry this way and how it affects the reading experience.

The book touches on deep issues like mental health and feminism, which can be both uplifting and heavy. How did it impact others emotionally?

Her minimalistic art and direct language seem to hit a nerve. I wonder if her visual choices or tone are what make this work stand out.