Linda Olarin was inspired to write this book when she found out that she was having her first grandchild. She takes us on a heartwarming journey about their loving relationship from his birth until adulthood. She had the same worries and fears that all grandparents have. Knowing that there would be trials and tribulations throughout … Read more
Osamase Ekhator’s second book, “I AM YOU”, attempts to answer the question of what it means to be a “man” in America, through a Black lens. “I AM YOU” also focuses on three themes: love, religion, and social injustice. This literary journey will feature 60 poems, separated into four chapters: 1. childHOOD ft. A.M. Erica … Read more
Don’t let yourself believe that one day The Universe will make up For all the times it broke you. No matter what you’ve been through, The rule of life remains the same: Put in the effort, see a change. Darkness And Light is a collection of poems that explores common mental health problems and the … Read more
The poems in Cathleen Cohen’s Sparks and Disperses reckon with contemporary life through the perspective of visual artists. Drawing on an ancient Kabbalistic myth of the “shattering of vessels,” Cohen explores issues of fracture, healing, and creation; the challenges of poverty, isolation, and the pandemic; and how we can find meaning and joy through artmaking. … Read more
And So She Chose is the story of the infinite woman. This book journeys with her on a voyage of self-discovery, as she delves into the deepest parts of her being – essential to her healing. In the realms of her shadows, she finds her strength, her power and an almighty sense of knowing. She … Read more
In a series of essays and stories, Chartoff explores her ambition, artistry and love blunders in her hilarious, heartbreaking and hopeful new memoir. Trying to crawl inside the television set to get her parents’ attention, she got blocked by all the tubes and wires. So she had to go the long way around to get … Read more
This poetry collection is a personal reflection of the author’s experiences amid the Covid-19 crisis and the world around us. He watched the reports on television, spoke with first responders, and witnessed many who died from this horrible virus and the toll it has taken on families. Covid-19 brought out the horror of our society—friends, … Read more