In this stunning experimental mix of memoir and fictocriticism, Emma Marie Jones unravels the sinuous complexities of grief, loss, memory and femininity. Drawing on elements of Greek mythology and literary theory in ways that are surprising and imaginative, Something to Be Tiptoed Around is both deeply affecting and utterly human.

"When you are a writer and a sore little piece of yourself breaks off and crystallises, you name it and you write a world for it and it becomes a story..."