God is a Woman

By T.J. McGowan

"Finally. A book more truthful than the bible. Of course God is a woman. If only my first husband had been T.J. and not Adam, I would never have had to leave paradise and give birth to those pesky demons. McGowan: finally, a man who knows how to worship the divinity in a woman. Now, be a dear, feed me a grap

• Language: English
• Publisher: Querencia Press, LLC
• Release date: Jun 30, 2022
• ISBN: 9798869339577

T.J. McGowan

McGowan aka The Everyday Bite is a Bronx based writer, poet, producer/ director, and spoken word artist with over 100 feature billings from the physical to virtual stage, including the NYC Poetry Festival. His written work has been published in Flash Fiction Mag, Collective Unrest, 35MM, Mojave Heart, Vamp Cat, United: Red, and BX Writers, to name a few. His body-autonomy poem, I Am Not Her Bones, and its incendiary performance was recipient of the 2019 Poem of the Year at the Word Masters Poetry Gala. He has one full-length poetry collection, We Are Not One Thing, currently available, as well as a limited, hand-made chapbook run with Between Shadows press for, The Anatomy of Us: a dissection. His debut fictional novel, Timeless Gardens & Other Beautiful Miseries, was released in Spring 2022 with iiPublishing. In addition to that, he is one half of the trip-rock poetry and meditative metal duo, Subtle Bodies.

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God is a Woman

T.J. McGowan

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Querencia Press, LLC

Chicago Illinois

ALSO BY TJ MCGOWAN

We Are Not One Thing

Timeless Gardens & Other Beautiful Miseries

QUERENCIA PRESS

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