Him, Her, and I is a poetic narrative written from the combined works of Jackson Whittier Houska. Through poetry written over the course of the past year, the novel explores one narrators perspective on an abusive relationship, their ability to romanticize their own ongoing destruction, and the clarity found at rock bottom. It tells the story of "Him" "Her" and "I", or explorations of life during, and after losing yourself to the void of another. ​ These poems attempt to ask the question(s), at what point does love end, and undoing begin? When do our idealizations of romance and connection become the vice which prevents us from leaving? What does it mean to love through pain? Him, Her, and I features beautiful narrative driven illustrations by Nicole Kravets, who has worked carefully with Jackson to craft a visual story that compliments his own with the same amount of metaphorical significance and nuance. These illustrations tell a story of their own, and both Jackson and Nicole are beyond excited for this work to be showcased.