Without: Body, Name, Country by Meg Johnson preorder columnist for Entertainment Weekly and

columnist for Entertainment Weekly and the Los Angeles Times

stumbles upon an abandoned abbey on the edge of a haunted forest

writers of all stripes devoured her 10-step process for drafting

they are often tempered by dark comedy as Starkey catalogues Trump’s outrages in lines you won’t soon forget

and cyberbullying that threatens to push one of their own over the edge

Without: Body, Name, Country by Meg Johnson preorder columnist for Entertainment Weekly andPick up this book and eat it, I mean love it, I mean eat it. Daniel Handler, bestselling author of Why We Broke Up In Meg Johnsons third full length collection, Without: Body, Name, Country strange experiences become familiar and familiar experiences become strange, as a human body, a sense of self, and an entire nation all teeter toward the verge of destruction. In daring poems and intimate flash nonfiction pieces, Johnson portrays a world that is