Author: Vennie Kocsis

Vennie Kocsis is the author of four books, including the best-selling memoir, "Cult Child," and her latest published collection of prose, "Keeper of Backwards Men." Vennie's motto is: "I write to live." She regularly posts content regarding trauma healing, daily life, poetry, videos and more. Vennie is currently writing her fifth book, and her first work of science fiction in the SFE Novum genre at Centarficus.com

Tangled In Emotions

~ Vennie Kocsis

As autumn settles over Puget Sound, I reflect on a year of shadow work, self-discovery, and creative renewal. These quiet mornings, coffee in hand, journal open, remind me that healing often happens in stillness

A Conversation With a Poet: Jo Dammacco

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Poet Jo Dammacco discusses her emotional journey through poetry. Her writing reflects personal themes, particularly the loss of her daughter, while emphasizing the therapeutic power of expression and community.

The Ninety-First Day

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An apartment’s bizarre clause unravels Airie’s sanity; walls become doors, beings emerge, and reality fractures, leaving her trapped between dream, delusion, and a truth she cannot escape.

A Conversation With a Poet: Kris Janvier

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New York poet Kris Janvier invites you into the vivid world of his Drift series; where raw inspiration meets lyrical depth in every line.

Phases of the Moon

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The moon has always been a mirror of our own cycles of becoming. In this collection, I’ve blended the lunar phases with Keeper glyph constellations to create celestial art that reflects both mystery and meaning.

The Eternal Struggle of Emotion and Existence

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In a world of relentless suffering and unrecognized resilience, we transform pain into hope, while confronting a shadowed existence.

Anarchy of Healing

~ Vennie Kocsis

"I fought demons before I took a breath, looked at death inside of a womb, so nothing you do can break my cracked back; the bricked up soul that remains whole."

When the Body Remembers: Trauma, the Nervous System, and the Long Road to Healing

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The journey of healing from childhood trauma is complex, intricately connected into the web of the nervous system. Healing is about recognizing the present and fostering safety within ourselves.