Constellations Beneath The Skin

some people leave fingerprints. others leave entire constellations.

Constellations Beneath the Skin is a poetry and photography collection about the invisible architecture between people, told through the language of astrology.

across 40 black-and-white pages, birth charts become maps for the things that are harder to name: the way we love, the ways we leave, the people we cannot quite forget, the patterns we inherit, and the versions of ourselves that only seem to appear in the presence of someone else.

divided into two parts, The Places I Was Written turns inward, tracing the placements, instincts, contradictions, and histories written into the self. The People Who Became Planets turns toward the connections that alter our orbit: lovers who felt inevitable, people who became mirrors, almost-loves mistaken for destinations, and relationships that remained long after they ended.

astrology lives throughout these pages, but you don’t need to know your houses, aspects, or birth chart to find yourself here. beneath every planet is something painfully human: wanting to be understood. loving past the expiration date. mistaking familiarity for fate. learning when to stay, when to leave, and what remains beneath the skin when another person is gone.

part astrological diary, part love letter, part excavation, Constellations Beneath the Skin is for anyone who has ever looked at the sky for an explanation of something happening inside themselves.

40 pages · original poetry & photography · digital PDF