Green

Observe your neighbor, and you will see her there. Zombies exist in so many women. Green demonstrates how one can find a way out, a way back to life, with little or no money, just the spirit of the child they left behind. When she could decide for herself what was green, even if it was pink, she knew that she was on her way back to herself.

Green is an account of self-loss and self-discovery through the eyes of the child who was abandoned, to the adult who must now acknowledge and accept the responsibility for that child. Through the labyrinth of self-eradication, loss of children, sexual assaults, drug addiction, abuse, displacement, betrayal, incarceration, love, suicidal ideations, and ultimate reincarnation, her spirit has been able to find a place of peace and a voice.