Emma Isn't Alright

In her debut poetry collection, Emma Wolff documents her highs and lows across the span of a formidable decade--her twenties. She explores the personal and social despair of a world on fire and asks: Why do we continue to endure? What makes us fight for a better future? “Emma Isn’t Alright” touches on the everyday battles of the modern generation, who just can’t seem to get ahead. It offers comfort to the desolate and lonely, championing anger as a protective force, and ultimately, rediscovers the value of hope and trust. It is for anyone who has ever felt like they are only just keeping their head above water, and for all those restless survivors who crave peace but don’t know where to find it.