The Last Bed

Whether its serving those who come to a soup kitchen to receive a warm meal and some respite from the streets, taking solace in observing birds in nature, dealing with her own son's addiction as he cycles in and out of rehab, or sitting with other parents in support groups, Lee Varon depicts the harsh realities of an epidemic that is gripping many in our country. The Last Bed is also about grit, tenacity and fortitude. Varon shows the reader that even in the most difficult circumstances there is beauty and hope. Ultimately this book is about strength and resilience; frayed relationships are often mended and recovery grows roots and takes hold for many.

Lee Varon is a writer and social worker who has personal experience with members of her own family who have substance use disorder. She is a co-editor of Spare Change News Poems: An Anthology by Homeless People and Those Touched by Homelessness and author of the children's book: My Brother is Not a Monster: A Story of Addiction and Recovery published in 2021.

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