Insatiable Consumption of Being

Tiffany Sunday’s first collection book is assortment of poems, musings and micro stories that form a universal mediation of philosophical questions of authenticity, humanity, and the preservation of the soul. Themes of longing, toxic relationships, confinement, regret, and anticipation of freedom from the mundane, programmed expectations of society drives her search for answers and a road to follow.

Tiffany injects a futurist realism with a series of poems and micro stories: The Girl and Librarian, The Year 2030 and Artificial Intelligence in which she poignantly demonstrates the stripping away of humanity portrayed by a lowly sea bean.

These themes are counterbalanced with an appreciation of nature. In this contemporary collection Sunday’s mediation and abstract approach reckons with the nuances and subtlety of humanity.

Book Reviews 

You can honestly feel the heart being poured into these words. You feel the joy of being released from the bonds of what she was forced to write and being able to return back to her roots of poetry. You can feel the wind blow or the summer heat as you read her elegantly thought out words. I had a hard time putting her poems down and have a feeling I will be returning to them often. If you need something that expresses all the human emotions this book is for you!

— K. Smeal

I’ve read two of Tiffany’s books and although I enjoyed them, I really loved Insatiable Consumption of Being. It was great to see Sunday’s more artistic side come out in her poetry. This book of poems is insightful, raw, real and thought provoking. 

 — Mary L.