A powerful and thought-provoking anthology of poetry exploring what it means to be a woman in today's world.

Curated by acclaimed poet and critic Jennifer Wong, Woman, Mapped brings together a diverse range of voices reflecting on the experiences, challenges, and defining moments that shape women's lives.

From girlhood and growing older to love, loss, ambition, and identity, these poems explore the many different aspects of womanhood. Through honest and deeply personal writing, the collection celebrates women's strength, individuality, and the importance of being heard on their own terms.

Featuring perspectives from across different cultures, identities, and generations, the anthology offers a rich and varied exploration of women's experiences, acknowledging both the joys and difficulties of navigating the modern world.

With a foreword by bestselling poet Hollie McNish, Woman, Mapped is a moving and insightful collection, perfect for readers who enjoy contemporary poetry exploring feminism, identity, personal experiences, and the complexities of being a woman.