The Mama Stories

Kuby, Lolette

Literature & Fiction

Bottom Dog Press

This book is a combination of love, accomplishments, and regrets. Author Lolette Kuby says, "In poems love is purified; it's there for its own sake, to celebrate that which is loved." Some people ask themselves how they should feel or look to others to help them understand their feelings. Kuby searches within herself to explain and then release her feelings. Through her book, Inwit, Lolette Kuby helps the reader understand and experience every feeling she has through the illustration of her words. Her poetry collection includes "It Comes to This", "War Story", and "A Woman's Will."

Inwit: Poems

Poetry

Pearls Bookem Pub

The unconventional female protagonists who populate this remarkable collection of short stories face a bevy of challenges ranging from the mundane to the daunting. As they delve into the psychology of the modern woman, each story also experiments with form, voice, texture, and mood in a distinctive way. In one tale a truck driver and a woman in a Mustang perform an unlikely romantic duet in stream of consciousness. In another, symbolic events collide to form a female coming-of-age tale. Despite their differences in attitude and outlook, these heroines are all bound together by their constant pursuit of the truth.

Out of Cleveland

Contemporary

Esplanade Books

In an inspired study of the unacknowledged power of the placebo, Lolette Kuby argues that the common denominator across all forms of treatments for illness is an innate self-healing capacity that medicine calls the placebo effect and that religion knows as faith healing.

Faith and the Placebo Effect: An Argument for Self-Healing

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Alternative Medicine

Origin Press

In this groundbreaking book, author Lolette Kuby-poet, cultural critic, and activist-raises a prophetic voice against the madness of conventional medicine, offering a radical and passionate argument for self-healing through faith, based on the unacknowledged power of the placebo effect.  Previous to the unusual events that led up to the writing of this book, Lolette Kuby, Ph.D., was a widely-published poet and critic, as well as political activist and advocate for the arts. She has been a university English teacher and professional editor and writer. Uncertain in her beliefs, there was little in her previous way of life that prepared her for the healing epiphany and spiritual revelation that led her to develop the radical argument presented in Faith and the Placebo Effect.

Women's Health

White Crow Books

Format Paperback Subject Literary Collections Publisher Mouton De Gruyter

An Uncommon Poet for the Common Man: A Study of Philip Larkin's Poetry (De Proprietatibus Litterarum. Series Practica, 60)

History & Criticism

Walter de Gruyter

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