The Year of the Rabbit

About the Book

A woman in her prime, fully aware of her sensuality, not afraid to stare life in the eye and embrace it openheartedly, thrown in the arms of lust and love, pleasure and delirium, courage and devotion, sadness and heartbreak and through it all, remaining fragile and vulnerable, delicate and relatable.

This is the woman that tells her stories through the verses and poems in The Year of The Rabbit.

The sentiment that one should always follow their heart and surrender themselves to life as it comes to them; the sentiment of pure unconditional love, exactly as it originates and derives naturally from all human instinct and how it evolves and transforms to survive and live on; is the invisible thread that runs through this collection of poems and the spiritual glue that holds them together.

Kozi Nasi holds on to her subject and brings you along in all the waves of the emotions that she goes through as well, thus giving you a front row seat into the tumultuous rollercoaster that is her love.

Wittily, daringly and in a provocative way, Kozi undresses her feelings of all censure barriers, wraps them in a bow of passion and serves them to you on a luxurious plate full of her most intimate experiences and stories, thus seductively, inviting you to relive them alongside her, as your very own.

About the Author

Finally deciding it was time to drop everything and focus on her true passion, writing, Kozi Nasi steps on to the publishing scene for the very first time by delivering “The Year of the Rabbit”. It is a bouquet of stories told in poetry verses that came together during 2011, also known as the Year of the Rabbit in the Chinese calendar.

Having taken a leap of faith in following the love of her life, by moving her life from Albania to America back in 1995, Kozi always promised herself she’d soon go back to her passion and ultimate dream, writing. It was only 15 years later during a sabbatical back to her motherland that she realized that the time had come for her to put her emotions and inner thoughts on paper! So she sat down and wrote. This time around poetry in “The Year of the Rabbit” and the next… we shall wait and see!