The House No One Sees
Adina King
On her birthday, Penelope Ross longs to hear from her estranged mother. Instead, a message draws her into memories inside her childhood home, where she revisits painful experiences as the daughter of a mother with opioid addiction. The narrative moves between present and past and uses both prose and verse. As Penny travels through the house’s shifting spaces, she confronts her fractured history and her mother’s addiction in search of a way forward.
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