Ghost Mom - by T Guzman (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

This is a story about a mom who isn't exactly alive and a young adult who isn't exactly living. This is a story about grieving while being static, about living without being alive, about existing in all the different meanings of that word.

Review Quotes

"Ghost Mom is an otherworldly hand on your forearm guiding you through grief, dating, family relationships, and loneliness, told in a whisper, that commiserates with readers about the difficulty of navigating through a world with people who are more or less easy to touch."

- Jennifer A. Howard, editor-in-chief of Passages North

"Sometimes we're haunted by the living. Sometimes by the lost. In this beautiful chapbook, we are introduced to a character who is being haunted by the ghost of their mother in ways both expected and unexpected." - Cathy Ulrich, author of Small Burning Things

"Every story of this pair is poignant, insightful, and stunning, and also somehow familiar as if we are looking through a window and seeing ourselves looking back." - Cathy Ulrich, author of Small Burning Things