Jenna's
books

Her whole life, Jenna has always dreamed of being a writer. And ever since the 2020 pandemic, she's been writing nonstop. Check out her currently published works below!

(Note: clicking the book images will take you to my Etsy store where you can get signed copies. Clicking the hyperlink in the book's description will take you to its Amazon listing.)

"Flames Speak" is my debut book, published in December 2020. This collection of poetry grabs you by the hand and walks you through her many whirlwinds of love, mental illness, betrayal, and heartbreak.

Dark, powerful, and captivating, "Flames Speak" is the physical representation of how she learned to speak for herself when everything tried to water her down.

Currently, there are extremely limited physical copies of this book. I made the decision to take it out of print in the hopes that eventually, I will rewrite and republish it, or write a follow-up. So, if you'd like a copy, don't wait! It's only available directly from me, so stop by my Etsy store today.

She never believed "love at first sight" could happen to her. And when he winked his cerulean blues in her direction, it seemed too good to be true. But the fluttering in her stomach wasn't butterflies - it was red flags. And she should have known the difference.

Love Like a Storm is the fictional, poetic story of lovers gone from sickly sweet to sour. Follow her into the eye of the storm, through love, abuse, heartache, and healing.

Where there is trust, there will be Carnage.

Written for anyone haunted by the ghosts in their past, Carnage dives headfirst into the effects trauma and betrayal have on a sensitive heart. In Part One, Malin digs deep into that agony, fear, and suffering, resurrecting all the grisly emotions people bury. In Part Two, she tells the poetic story of her own metamorphosis - how she moved on from her misery and transformed it into art.

The Art of Starving is the compelling and courageous account of this poet's life-long battle with an eating disorder.

These poems paint a vivid picture of the daily struggles in recovery: crippling body dysmorphia, the depression and hopelessness of low self-esteem, the frustration of relearning how to connect with your own emotions, and the deep desire for the freedom recovery promises.

With candid, ruthless, and artfully grotesque poems like “Gifted”, “Buried Alive”, and her popular piece “Body Hater”, this collection of poetry is the most vulnerable and honest I have ever been.

A compilation of poems about betrayal and coping with grief,

Bone Weaving is a quick, emotionally-gripping read that will break your heart and show you how to put it back together.

Divided into two short chapters, she takes you on a powerful and profound journey of being broken and abandoned by someone else, and finding the healing you need within yourself.

At only 65 pages, this gorgeous chapbook of poetry will be the perfect addition to your bookshelf.

Kissing Catastrophe is not simply a collection of poems. It explores the nuances and complexities of the age-old, hard-to-answer question: how can I love others when I can't love myself?

Self-love is a concept the poet has always had difficulty grasping, whereas loving others has always come naturally. Kissing Catastrophe tackles this internal battle in two parts: The Kiss, and The Catastrophe. She ultimately draws the conclusion that no matter her past, no matter her pain, she is worthy of unconditional love.

Kissing Catastrophe is a relatable, introspective must-read for anyone struggling to find love within themselves in the aftermath of love gone horribly wrong.