A haunting web of verses, delving into the sapphic experience where love and death converge. Through a profusion of decadent nature imagery, Slade shatters the notion of queer sexuality being 'unnatural', inviting readers to find beauty where others cast shadows. For anyone who has wrestled with internalised homophobia, loved in secret, or mourned in silence, these poems offer both reflection and reclamation. Fierce, tender, and unapologetic, Spider Silk gives voice to the historically villainised and reshapes the way we understand feminine sensuality.