Black Ink is not just a collection of poems its the blood of a life spilled onto the page.
In this powerful debut, Beth Ryder lays her soul bare through verse and story, offering readers a window into the raw, unfiltered truths of living, loving, breaking, and becoming.
Every poem is a breath of survival, a confession, a memory stitched in ink. Nestled between the lines are two evocative short stories of quiet strength and emotional reckoning that echo the same depth and vulnerability as the poetry.
Written in the stillness between hurt and healing, Black Ink captures the essence of a soul in motion. These are not just words, they are pieces of a life, released and remembered. For those who feel deeply and seek connection in the dark, this book offers more than poetry, it offers understanding.