Poetry that Haunts. Stories that Linger. Step into the Shadows with my new book, Unburied Bones of the Broken.

Unburied Bones of the Broken, by Renee Coloman, leads you deeper, through dark poetry and intimate flash fiction that give voice to grief, fractured love, memory, and the ache of becoming whole again.

Hello, Friends!

It’s been a thrilling ride these past few weeks, as I had set my sights on a flash-in-the-pants idea that came to fruition this past Monday.  Get ready for the exciting news … of which you are the first to hear!

I’m thrilled to announce my third book, Unburied Bones of the Broken, is now launched and live on Amazon.com. Yaaaay!

This collection brings together dark poetry and flash fiction—a hybrid of lyrical language that blends gothic imagery, literary horror, and speculative storytelling. Each poem and story is brief enough to experience in a single sitting, yet emotionally layered enough to remain with you long after you turn the page.

Unburied Bones of the Broken is for readers who crave beauty with a bite, who are drawn to atmospheric writing, psychologically charged stories, and honest explorations of what it means to break, endure, and keep moving forward. The collection enters dark, shadowed places yet reveals the strength, connection, and hope that can emerge from within. 

Atmospheric, emotionally charged, and impossible to forget, Unburied Bones of the Broken, by Renee Coloman, is the perfect read for anyone drawn to dark beauty and stories that stay beneath the skin.

Experience powerful themes of grief, love, identity, survival, and resilience twisted and knotted with gothic, speculative, and literary-horror elements.

Unburied Bones of the Broken is now available on Amazon and local and upcoming community events & author signings.

Get your copy today and step into the dark, emotional shadows waiting for you.

Thank you for supporting Indie Authors!

Renee

P.S. Know someone who loves dark poetry, flash fiction, or literary horror? Share my new book release with them!

P.P.S. My haunting thriller novel-in-progress is still progressing—one chapter at a time. I’m teetering towards Chapter 30 and, believe me, this book’s main character is haunting me, gaslighting me, ghosting me as I work late into the night writing. I can’t for the ending when I can tell the MC to finally shut up and let me sleep. Ha!