The Immortal Soul Salvage Yard

By: Beth May

Narrated by: Beth May

Diary entries, medical records, book reports, phone calls, dates (the romantic kind), dreams, index cards, passive aggressive post-it notes, stories, emails to professors, dates (the month/day kind), worries, and resumes that never led to job interviews....

©2021 John Bucher (P)2021 John Bucher

I felt things I put away to be forgotten.

Perfect for healing past memories. Finally realizing we are not all alone. Would love if there was a community attached to this work.

YAY! I UNDERSTAND!

I was in the public education system where poetry was dry and confusing. I purchased a copy of her book first and it changed my whole world. Listening to Miss Elizardbeth May read out her poetry just made it feel so much more powerful and emphasized the spaces I couldn't read. SO SO SO SO GOOD! Can't wait for her next thing!

she rips out your soul and picks it apart

I’ve been following Beth may‘s poetry since I was in high school. I’ve adored every word every letter and every time she makes me cry. I feel as though when I’m listening, she takes your soul out, picks it apart put it back together in ways that are undescribable every piece of her work has left me speechless from dungeons and daddies to her older, slam poetry. One of the best reads I’ve ever had.

Love Beth May and this book is a great listen

Witty and deep; cutting and so vulnerable her words get to me and I’ll keep following her career as I think if she wants to she can keep us all entertained and on our toes with her words.

Beautifully done.

loved everything about it, not normally into poetry but I really appreciated Beth reading her own work.