Unladylike

Unladylike: A Mythopoetic Reclamation of Love is a lyrical collection of poetry and prose exploring love, survival, embodiment, and the journey of returning to the self. Blending literary poetry with personal reflection, regina Louise examines relationships, identity, trauma, healing, and the process of reclaiming one's voice after loss and betrayal.

Through intimate poems and essays, Unladylike maps the emotional terrain between heartbreak and self-discovery, inviting readers into a deeply human exploration of resilience, self-love, and personal transformation. Her work speaks to readers interested in emotional healing, spiritual growth, women's voices, and the reclamation of dignity through storytelling and creative eexpression.

Rooted in mythopoetic inquiry and lived experience, this collection moves through memory, desire, grief, and repair, offering language for those navigating change, recovery, and the search for meaning. Unladylike is both an artistic work and an invitation-to witness oneself honestly and to return to what was always there.

Regina Louis is the author of Permission Granted, Somebody's Someone, and Someone Has Led This Child to Believe. Both memoirs inspired the Lifetime film I Am Somebody's Child: The Regina Louise Story. A senior and supervising teacher at the Hoffman Institute, her work explores self-authorship, emotional intelligence, and healing centered transformation. She is also a certified mindfulness meditation teacher, and transformational coach