
Ignite-Her Vol II: Words. Wrath. War. - Paperback
Ignite-Her Vol II: Words. Wrath. War. - Paperback
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by Ebony R. Smith (Author), Latrice Jenkins (Author), Skyy Tippens (Author)
Ignite-Her Vol. II: Words. Wrath. War. is a bold expansion of voice, vision, and vulnerability, where poetry becomes both testimony and transformation. This electrifying anthology gathers a dynamic chorus of poets who do not flinch in the face of truth; instead, they lean in, excavating the layered realities of womanhood, identity, resistance, grief, pleasure, and power with unapologetic precision.
Structured as a seven-part journey narrated through her mind, her heart, her soul, her body, her voice, her womb, and her spirit, this collection invites readers into an immersive experience of becoming. Each section serves as a passage, guiding us through thought, emotion, memory, sensation, expression, creation, and ultimately, liberation. It is both intimate and expansive, a literary unfolding that mirrors the evolution of self. Each poem is a spark, some slow-burning, others explosive, all rooted in lived experience and radical honesty.
This volume stretches far beyond the page. In true Ignited Ink 717 fashion, readers are invited past the performance of poetry and into the pulse of its creation through the signature section, Behind the Poem. Here, the veil is lifted as each poet reveals the story beneath their words, sharing the moments, memories, and meaning that shaped their pieces. This rare and intimate access transforms the anthology into more than a collection; it becomes a living archive of truth, connection, and creative lineage.
Blending contemporary poetry, spoken word energy, and feminist literary expression, Words. Wrath. War. speaks directly to readers who crave depth, authenticity, and resonance. It is a powerful offering for those drawn to Women's literature, identity exploration, and socially conscious storytelling.
Words. Wrath. War. is not just meant to be read. It is meant to be felt, studied, carried, and remembered. It is a declaration. A disruption. A sacred gathering of voices that refuse to be quiet.



















