ENTROPY. Poetry from the Wound gathers poems about love and romantic heartbreak, neurodivergence, and trans*ition. Texts that do not seek to beautify pain, but to name it precisely: what breaks, what becomes disordered, what changes shape when a relationship ends, when the body and identity are reconfigured, when the neurodivergent experience crosses the bond and language.
“Entropy” works here as an emotional and vital metaphor: that which no longer returns to its previous state. A direct and vulnerable poetry, written from the open scar, where intimacy becomes political matter and the personal is read as shared experience.
About the author:
Zoe García is a writer, musician, and biologist specialized in gender. A non-binary trans person, bisexual and autistic. They work between creation and outreach, with an active presence on social networks, where they share content about neurodivergences, trans realities, and diversity,from a personal, educational, and critical perspective.
Their work moves between poetry and essay, and is also linked to training, management, and cultural production. They are part of the Col·lectiu Argelaga team, an entity that promotes educational actions, support, and projects related to diversity and inclusion. An activist in spaces of class struggle, feminist and anti-ableist. Always in constant deconstruction.
Instagram: @zoe.grks
