Innocent Skin is a collection of poems by Lea Eve Fetterman, spanning topics of Mother Earth, trauma, love & sexuality, and introspection. Poems are interspersed with Fetterman's own black and white photography, both complimenting and contrasting the words on the page. Praise for Innocent Skin "Undoubtedly, a collection of works that will cause you to pause and sit with the familiarity of life's tenderest moments, Innocent Skin
is an intimate and pensive project, interspersed with brilliant photos and a quick wit tucked amongst the pages. Fetterman's Innocent
Skin is an affirmation, a bold declaration to oneself. It is also a call to action, calling the reader into both softness and harsh truths."
-Rayna Mathis, editor for Earshot Jazz Magazine "Maybe because I could relate to many of the feelings expressed, or maybe because Lea made me feel things I had not yet experienced,
I connected with these poems in a deep and powerful way. If you're looking for validation, read them. If you're looking for feels you didn't know you had, read them. If you want insight into the heart and mind of a word artist, read them, then read them again. Your heart will thank you."
-Birgitte Necessary, writer "Innocent Skin is a companion to take with you on hikes, to read while lying on your back in a blanket fort, to keep in your bag on a cross-country flight. The visual and textual connections trace the same path as the ties Fetterman makes between environmental and personal trauma, and they are done with both boldness and subtlety.
A calm and peaceful book that provides a quiet resting or crying place on any page."
-Nick Jaina, author of Get It While You Can
