This Here Flesh

In 'This Here Flesh,' Cole Arthur Riley reflects on her own health struggles, including neurological disorders and vision problems, and delves into the stories of her family, particularly her father and grandmother.

The book is a spiritual meditation that explores themes of dignity, liberation, rest, joy, rage, and repair.

Riley weaves together biblical interpretations, personal narratives, and historical context to address issues of white supremacy, intergenerational trauma, and the importance of collective memory.

The book is divided into fifteen chapters that guide the reader through a journey of self-discovery, spiritual growth, and the search for liberation and healing.