Bea Wohl's debut collection, Motorway Service Station Blues and Other Poems, explores life's liminal spaces - the in-between places of becoming and transition. From the...

Bea Wohl's debut collection, Motorway Service Station Blues and Other Poems, explores life's liminal spaces - the in-between places of becoming and transition. From the windswept plains of Wyoming to the quiet heart of Cumbria, these poems take the reader on a journey of reflection and discovery. Emerging from the ashes of sorrow and grief, they illuminate how, through life's changes, we learn to spread our wings and take flight. Wohl's poems speak to coming to terms with loss, learning to forgive, and finding the extraordinary in the everyday - even in a fleeting stop at a motorway service station, whether for a few minutes or a few nights in a Travelodge. Ultimately triumphant, this is a book about finding strength in visibility - and taking pride in being seen.