In A Different Kind of Broken, Donna Ogunnaike presents a deeply personal book of verse. Part memoir, part masterpiece of intersectionality from a writer who has no patience for the usual compartmentalization of human endeavor, A Different Kind of Broken is what words should be: powerful, poignant, important.

From the first cadence of Kintsugi, to the angry irreverence of What Do You Wear?, Donna’s verses jump easily from the spoken word to the page.