Biography & Autobiography Personal Memoirs
Blue
Depression Survival Guide
- Publisher
- Metatron Press
- Initial publish date
- Nov 2023
- Category
- Personal Memoirs, Women Authors, Hispanic & Latino, Central America, Caribbean & Latin American
- Recommended Age
- 16 to 18
- Recommended Grade
- 11 to 12
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9781988355290
- Publish Date
- Nov 2023
- List Price
- $18.00
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Description
Blue is a haunting memoir that delves into the fragile nature of memory and the complexities of depression.
Through a series of powerful meditations on the color blue, Blue explores the ways in which we hold onto our past and the ways in which it eludes us. With unflinching honesty and a poet's eye for detail, Peralta documents her journey through the depths of her own consciousness, seeking to uncover the truth about memory and the ways in which it shapes our lives. Along the way, she confronts the specter of depression, a constant companion in her search for meaning and clarity. At once a profound meditation on the role of writing in preserving our pasts and a stark warning about the fleeting nature of memory, Blue is a powerful and poignant testament to the enduring human spirit.
About the author
Contributor Notes
Tania Peralta is a Honduran writer and artist based in Toronto. While studying journalism and publishing at Toronto Metropolitan University, she kickstarted her writing career as a journalist covering music, mental health and motherhood. In 2017, she self-published COYOTES, a poetry collection about illegal immigration and its affect on the latino community. Since then she has appeared as a writer and editor on platforms like ILY Magazine and Never Apart MTL. Her pen and vocal recitations have been used by Grammy and Juno-nominated artists like Sean Leon and Jessie Reyez.