Book Cover Artwork by Mafalda Vasconcelos
I Can Feel It All Over
In this radiant and incisive debut novel in the tradition of works by ZZ Packer and Toni Cade Bambara, a Black woman fights to reclaim—and reinvent—her world after a little understood illness and a public health crisis threatens to upend everything she has.
Ebonya Lia
Photography by A. Silver
Bio
Ebonya Lia is a Brooklyn-based writer. A 2023 Kweli Fellow, her work has appeared in How I Learned. Outside of writing and her job as an academic economist, she spends her time drawing and seeking answers to her chronic illness. I CAN FEEL IT ALL OVER is her debut novel.
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