A Body Made of Borders is a debut collection of poetry about growing up everywhere and belonging nowhere in particular. Across continents and languages, these poems trace what stays with us long after the passport stamps fade — inheritance, distance, family, reinvention — and ask what's left of a person when no single place can claim them fully. Tender, unflinching, and quietly defiant, this is a book for anyone who has ever had to build a home out of everywhere they've been.
