FLAME: A Rebirth in Her Own Image What does it mean to set yourself on fire—and rise again, radiant, unashamed, and whole? Isabella Giselle Poe’s FLAME is part memoir, part manifesto, and part altar. In raw, mythic prose, she invites the reader into her sacred transformation: from silence into voice, from ruin into rebirth, from the body built to survive into the body remade in her own image. Through grief, desire, and devotion, she charts a path of self-sovereignty—reclaiming her name, her body, and her power as a trans woman who refuses to be small. Each chapter burns with ritual, mirror mantras, and curated playlists, offering not just a story but an invitation: to witness, to reflect, and to rise. For readers of powerful memoirs like Detransition, Baby or Untamed , and for anyone drawn to sacred femininity, sensual embodiment, and phoenix-fire resilience, FLAME is both intimate confession and universal call to self-worship. This is not a story of survival. This is a story of becoming.