Born into a country torn asunder, raised in a family fractured by divorce, and assigned a body that shows the physical scars of the two experiences, Mid-Century Misfit explores what it means to try to piece yourself together. Mining her eventful past, Jasmin Bollman excavates the confusion, anger, and melancholy that has coloured her life into a collection of poetry that is both devastating and hopeful. By purging the poison of toxic experiences stored deep in her subconscious - experiences both lived in this lifetime and in the ones long past - Bollman offers a glimpse of what happens when you put in the work to heal and find yourself staring at the endless horizon on the other side.