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Biologist and author Peregrinus Hierusalemsis brings a naturalist’s eye to memory in The Princess of the Wraiths: an herbal, bestiary, human zoo, and memoir. He reflects on science, spirituality, love, fear, and personal growth across Mexico, the United Kingdom, and Sweden. The Princess of the Wraiths is the story’s antagonist. Handmade illustrations accompany reflections on nature and the culture of the 2000s, giving the project the feel of a field journal. Hierusalemsis describes a life examined through biological observation and existential questions. The author describes the memoir as written without artificial intelligence. Readers interested in illustrated memoir and reflective literary nonfiction can explore the book through the author’s ResearchGate page.
