Jenna Putnam’s Hold Still is a collection of poetry and prose exploring sexuality, love, and loss. It is a memoir of a female artist’s relationships with friends, lovers, and muses. With a backdrop set in New York City and Los Angeles, two places the author and photographer spent most of her twenties, Hold Still’s coming-of-age sensitivity is both raw and vulnerable. Influenced by writers like Patti Smith, John Ashbery, and Rimbaud, Putnam’s work is unique and nostalgic, reflecting on fleeting relationships in a modern world.

• 76 pages / 5" x 8"
• Silkscreen softcover / Perfect Bound / Risograph printing
• First edition of 100
• ISBN: 978-0-9986061-6-3
• Printed in USA

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