"In her novel, Tizzy, Azzoni intimately captures the complexity of inhabiting a body in the wake of trauma by examining the ways in which we abandon ourselves to survive, and how personal and systemic forces shape our coping strategies. Tracing the nonlinear path of somatic healing, Tizzy is a story of listening inward, reclaiming agency, and discovering that even after rupture, connection to ourselves and others is possible."

– Staci Haines, Author of The Politics of Trauma and Director of the Outer Work Project

“Azzoni's Tizzy, refuses to take the shape of a trauma narrative. True to life, Azzoni casts a net over the full spectrum of human emotion, allowing pain and grief to co-exist with joy, humor, crushes, friendships, family, and the everyday. The novel follows Tizzy as she takes on the difficult and necessary work of re-inhabiting herself—not as the girl she was before, but as an architect of herself and her future. Tizzy is an honest, tender and immersive read. Radiant, visceral, and profoundly hopeful, Tizzy is an anthem for anyone journeying through the radical act of coming home to themselves.”

– Shoshana von Blanckensee, Author of Girls Girls Girls

"Beautiful and moving."

– Andrea Lawlor, Author of Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl