About Revisions of the Moon
A poetic diary of my deepest, darkest moments — and what got me through them,
to help remind you, you’re not alone.
“A beautifully intimate poetry book about love, loss, grief, but also personal growth. A few pages in, you’ll feel an instant connection... it’ll be impossible to put the book down. Her words are so honest — a refreshing and relatable read if you’re on a path of healing and self-care.
This book is a true labour of love — you can see it in the gorgeous texture of each individual page, down to the breath-taking and nostalgic film photography interspersed throughout.
I love Tati’s voice and her support for the mental health community. You will not regret getting this book.”
— Angela, reader
Revisions of the Moon
Revisions of the Moon is a poetry book that explores the topics of love, loss, identity, spirituality, death, trauma, grief, and growth.
The book is organized into eight chapters, which represent eight of the moon phases. The sections emphasize the symbolism of each of the phases, including chaos, beginnings, progress, challenge, clarity, connection, depth, and growth.
Our lives, like the moon phases, are always changing, and we go through similar cycles as we constantly strive for expansion.
As you read through each chapter, you are guided to learn that after chaos and confusion comes light and clarity.
There is always time to reflect and create change within ourselves, and therefore, the world. As we go through life, we experience revisions of identity, revisions of memory, revisions of love, and revisions of growth.
You can also check out my interview with A Writer's Business on Revisions of the Moon & Canvas and Cassette.
“The event of my break up in 2019 was a catalyst for me to write my poetry book. I had met with my ex a month after our breakup and it was such a strange encounter but something in me was like, “You have to write this book right now.” It was the strongest voice I heard telling me to do something that I’ve ever experienced in my life. It felt urgent. I always knew I wanted to write a poetry book, but I had never experienced that pull of urgency. It was this drive of healing, but also an experience of pouring everything out, making sure I can organize it and share it with people.”
—— from my interview with Autumn from Canvas & Cassette
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