Things We Haven't Said: Sexual Violence Survivors Speak Out

This anthology is a powerful collection of poems, essays, letters, vignettes, and interviews written by survivors of sexual violence as children and adolescents.

Structured to incorporate creative writing to engage the reader and informative interviews to dig for context, this anthology provides a valuable resource of hope, grit, and honest conversation that will help teens tackle the topic of sexual violence, upend stigma, and maintain hope for a better future.

With quotes like "There are days when I am less stardust than sawdust, less survivor than victim, but that does not mean that the reclamation of my own body is any less eternal" and "It's so easy to say you'll fight when it's not happening to you.

But then it was happening to me.

And I locked up.

My bones had all linked together and I was still," this anthology is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the complexities of sexual violence and how to support survivors.