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Ancient wisdom in poems following the lunar moon by a “lichen rabbi”
This book of poems and other short writings is designed to be a portal, with prayer and magic where kitchen healers and everyday angels gather. Moving through the Jewish lunar calendar, these poems form a journey that is deeply relational, surreal, and full of sacred whimsy. Moving from Fall to Summer, it is punctuated by lists of peculiar but charming angels, and embodied writing and artistic prompts called “writual” that read as both poetry and prayer. Garlic Moon draws heavily on feminist midrash, Jewish folktale, Jewish folk magic, and plant medicine, resulting in a poetry book that is both narrative and mystical.
Hannah Yerington is a poet, Jewish magic arts educator, and the director of The Bolinas Poetry Camp for Girls. Her work focuses on Jewish folklore, surreal world-building, sacred whimsy, and creative ritual. She received an MFA in Poetry from Bowling Green State University. She’s been published previously in Lilith, Room Magazine, Hey Alma, and Cascadia Daily News. She is a friend of all flowers, and lives in Vancouver, British Columbia with her warrior partner, Kris, her priestess kitten, Tala, and her imp puppy, Poe. Find her on Instagram @hannahyerington or at hannahyeringtonwriting.com.