The Mums Are Filled With Melancholy: a breath of poetry and prose

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In the follow up to Love, Lies and Lullabies, Ashley Jane delves into the things that haunt us. This book of poetry focuses on all the emotions we try to bury and the aches we try to keep to ourselves. It’s for the ghosts who have taken up residence in our bones and the souls we keep trying to save. And maybe, just maybe, the hope that a silver lining still exists somewhere out there, if we are willing to keep looking. Instead of focusing on the facade put on for others, the poetry within these pages seeks to remove the masks we wear to hide from ourselves. It is for all those who feel a little lost and for those who desperately want to find a way home. You are not alone.