Autobiography Of Red

This fiction book is an inventive modern epic poem that blends myth, a queer coming-of-age romance, and intimate self-discovery. The central journey follows a winged red figure as they navigate longing and identity in a world where myth collides with the present. The intended reader is adults and poetry lovers who relish richly textured storytelling, mythic resonance, and conversations about desire and belonging. The emotional tone is haunting, sensuous, and thought-provoking. The narrative unfolds in lyrical verse, with dreamlike imagery and a world braided from myth and photography. The reading experience feels immersive and tactile, inviting readers to feel the weight of color, winged motion, and memory as they move through the book. The text rewards careful attention, offering multiple layers of meaning that unfold on rereads. Fiction: the story centers on a myth-inspired romance and a journey of self-definition, exploring how art and desire shape identity, with relationships tested by distance and the pull of memory. It centers on a winged figure and a luminous companion drawn from myth, offering a modern interpretation of longing, vulnerability, and the transforming power of art. - A mythic, queer coming-of-age romance told in lyrical, immersive verse - A reimagined Greek myth in a contemporary voice, blending beauty and grit - Rich sensory imagery—wings, color, and photo