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In Fat Girl, Jessie Carty asks us to strip and stand naked in front of a mirror. These poems are our own reflection. Bittersweet in nature, they are self-perception. They size us up and tell the truth: that man or woman, we all struggle to feel at home in our own skins.

In Jessie Carty's most definitive collection of poetry yet, the poet explores identity through a playful juxtaposition of memory and fantasy. Says Collin Kelley, "The poems in Morph are fragmented, delicate, and searing as Jessie Carty examines the often intense need for personal transformation. If we could become someone - or something - else, would it make our lot in life better or worse?