Never Née Fey is the book any woman seeking the first bent tree limb indicating the hidden path to independence is looking for. This is a savage poetry collection that makes absolutely zero room for even the most microscopic apology for outsized feminine power and total, curled-nose rejection of everything the world says women should want and stand down to. Common impositions like motherhood and men are openly mocked. All the familiar excuses made to women, and that women make to themselves even more frequently, are excoriated, then set loose and shooed away. Through lyrical lenses like Ireland, grunge rock boys, and forest scenes, Never Née Fey will take even the reader who didn't come looking for any special liberation someplace freer than they were before while simultaneously training them not be ashamed of the high costs, both personal and beyond, such journeys always command.