The Other Crown

Name: The Other Crown
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The Other Crown is a collection of poems that asks the question: how much power do women have to give up in order to fall in love? Hristova’s second poetry book explores themes of love, romance, and sexuality as they are intertwined with the patriarchy. Questioning how she gains her power as a woman, Hristova attempts to unwind the complicated nature of relationships, societal expectations, and the imbalance of power between the sexes. The Other Crown is a love letter to women: their love lives, their heartbreaks, and their friendships with one another.

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Publication Date: Oct 24, 2023
Language: English
ISBN: 9798986885117
Category: Poetry
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): Emmanuella Hristova

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Format: EPUB

Keywords

poetry love heartbreak breakups friendship feminism

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About Emmanuella Hristova

Emmanuella Hristova was born in Oakland, California and grew up in the Bay Area. She is the third daughter to Bulgarian parents who immigrated to California shortly before she was born. She began drawing at the ripe age of four, and continued to study the fine arts through high school. In 2009, she received a Congressional award for her piece Boy in Red. She began writing poetry at age twenty-four when she was studying at UC Berkeley, where she earned her Bachelor's and Master's. Emmanuella spent two years as an English teacher in Richmond, California. During that time, she self-published her first poetry collection: The Day My Kisses Tasted Like Disorder. Her poems have been published in For Women Who Roar Issue 2: Power, 365 Days of Covid, and She Rose Issue 3: The Goddess. The Other Crown is her second self-published poetry book. Currently, she is writing her second novel while seeking literary representation for her first. She now resides in Paris, France, where she teaches English and paints acrylic abstracts.

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