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Arcade

Literature & Fiction

Hunt, Erica

Saar, Alison

Poetry

Small Pr Distribution

Poetry. LOCAL HISTORY, Erica Hunt's first book, is the product of over a decade of intensive engagement with poetry by a writer published in some of the most innovative anthologies of the time: In the American Tree, boundary 2, Poetics Journal, The Politics of Poetic Form, and Talking Poetics from the Naropa Institute. Hunt's resonant and elegant reworking of prose as a form of poetry reflects her social commitment to an ethical writing practice that exuberantly interrogates its own expressive potentialities. A new poet demands new readers. Hunt's poetry, it seems to me, demands a new public - Charles Bernstein.

Local History

Roof Books

Poetry. African American Studies. Erica Hunt's collection of poetry TIME SLIPS/RIGHT/BEFORE YOUR EYES is #4 in the Belladonna Chapbook Series, published in editions of 300. In this book, which begins with a love poem and is encased in sepia images of her blind ancestor standing next to an empty chair, Erica Hunt continues her rigorous and beautiful practice—unflinching, lyrical, politically astute, bodily—located, unpredictable language.

Time Slips Right Before Your Eyes

Belladonna*

Poetry. African &amp; African American Studies. Women's Studies. Revised and reissued in 2015, originally published by Belladonna* in 2006. In this book, which begins with a love poem and is encased in sepia images of her blind ancestor, Erica Hunt continues her rigorous and beautiful practice—unflinching, lyrical, politically astute, bodily-located, unpredictable language.

Time Slips Right Before Your Eyes (Belladonna Chapbook, 4)

Poetry. New poetry from Erica Hunt, author of LETTERS TO THE FUTURE: BLACK WOMEN/RADICAL WRITING (Kore Press, 2018), TIME SLIPS RIGHT BEFORE YOUR EYES (Belladonna*, 2015), LOCAL HISTORY (Roof Books, 1994), Arcade, Piece Logic, and A Day and Its Approximates.

VERONICA: A SUITE IN X PARTS

selva oscura press

Erica Hunt writes at the intersection of poetry and emancipatory politics--racial and gender justice, feminist ethics, and participatory democracy--showing us that altering our reading strategies frames our experiences. Ultimately, she finds that words matter, savoring the small ones: articles, pronouns, collective, plural and singular. This collection brings together out of print works and journals of the same period, to speak across "crumpled" time, the past seen from then to now. 2021 Hurston/Wright Legacy Awards Poetry nominee!

Jump the Clock: New & Selected Poems

Nightboat Books

How can we know if we are successfully homeschooling our children? Is our focus where it needs to be or have we become distracted by the things of this world? Having been exclusively homeschooled and now in my ninth year of homeschooling my own children, I want to share with you what I have learned to be the most important aspect of homeschooling - reaching the hearts and eternal souls of our children. True success isn't measured by test scores or academic achievement, those things are wonderful but quickly fade in the light of eternity. We can take advantage of the moments we are given as we daily walk by the way with our children. We can tell them of our Savior's love and His wonderful plan for their lives. My dual perspective of student and now teacher provides insight into the many different facets of homeschooling and how we can use them to point our children to Jesus. As we open up God's word together you will be blessed, encouraged and challenged in your homeschool journey. REVIEWS:In Walking By the Way, Erica shares from the unique perspective of being a homeschool graduate and a homeschool mom. She addresses many of the nuances and challenges that the homeschooling journey can bring and holds them up to the truths of God's Word. She brings clarity as she reminds the reader that education truly is discipleship. As believers, we are called to walk out our faith in every aspect of our lives, including education. This book is a call to homeschooling parents who are on the fence about taking their children home. It's a poignant reminder of our God-given right and responsibility to raise a godly generation! ~ Durenda Wilson Author of The Unhurried Homeschooler and Unhurried Grace for a Mom's Heart This book is such a heartfelt message to home school Moms that is so needed today! I wish I would have had this guidance and and encouragement when I first started homeschooling. Every thought, idea, and lesson is based solidly on scripture - just as it should be. Erica will become your new best friend through the pages of this book as she continually points you to God's Word. ~ Tina Mauldin Pastor's wife, homeschool mom for 20 years and former school teacher Excerpt from the forward written by Karen Debeus: There is nothing more important in this age we live in than to teach our children the absolute truths of God's Word and how to live those out in an ever-changing culture. It is difficult these days to find an author that doesn't waver on this or water it down, but thankfully Erica Hunt stands firm. I appreciate Erica's real life and practical views on discipling our children. If we as families and as homeschoolers can unite in this area, imagine the mountains we could move!...I am confident this book will point others to Jesus and ultimately give glory to God as Erica reminds homeschoolers of their purpose. We need more soothing voices like this in a noisy world that continues to stray from God. Thank you to Erica for this light in a dark world. ~ "Karen Debeus - Simply Living For Him Author of Simply Homeschool, Called Home and Real Homeschool

Walking by the Way: Homeschooling in Light of Eternity

Parenting & Relationships

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Independently published

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