The Mission: To raise awareness about domestic violence and give victims and survivors a voice. If you or someone you know is in a domestic violence relationship, get out! People have lost their lives to their significant others too often to count. Even when lives aren't lost in the traditional sense, they are often affected forever. This book is for those who suffer in silence. The first annual Soul Vomit anthology features contributions by Henriette Eiby Christensen, Victoria M. Reynolds, Morgan Gallagher, Thelma T. Reyna, and Frances Pauli, with cover art by Eleanor Leonne Bennett. Other contributors include Bernard Hafeli, Katherine Shirley, henry 7. reneau, Enigma, Brenda L. Turner, E. K. Keith, Deborah R. Majors, Kelly Baker, Eliska Hahn, Richard Stokes, Bob McNeil, Maria Edmonds, D. Smith, Michael K. Moore, Melissa Salazar, Karen Jones, Katie Rendon Kahn, Diesta Kaiser, Mari Maxwell, Faith Ruppert, Virginia Jekanyika, Logan Fisher, and Timothy Pina. Edited by Jennifer-Crystal Johnson.

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"Soul Vomit is not your ordinary book or read. it is a smack in the face of realism and the cycle of domestic violence. Every story isn't pretty, and not all of them have a happy ending. the common theme is they all have a point. From beautifully written imagery in poems to the sometimes harsh language of the stories each page of this book is filled with meaning.

"Now in the preface you will read where the publisher states that if one person leaves their situation because of this book, then the book served its purpose. I am proud to tell you that yes, it has served it's purpose in that case. After 9 years of abuse, I left my abuser on January 28, 2013. The words in this book rand so true to me. the great thing us you don't have to be a victim to enjoy it. Read it. Listen to the signs. If you know someone it fits, don't condemn them...help them. After all, you don't know your story and how or why they are stuck there. Contrary to what people believe we don't like it, and we may have forgotten that there is another way."