Following her moving memoir, Dear Alzheimer’s, about living with the gradual loss of her husband, Esther Altshul Helfgott’s Listening to Mozart is a fitting and lovely companion collection that both takes the reader through her grieving and celebrates the husband she’s lost. From the new widow’s first angry bewilderment (you must be busy/ —what are you doing/that’s so important) to her gradual coming to terms, she vividly conveys how alive the dead are after they’ve left us with their enormous absence. —Anne Pitkin

Listening to Mozart: Poems of Alzheimer's

Literature & Fiction

Altshul Helfgott, Esther

Poetry

Cave Moon Press

“Through his painting over the decades, AlfredoArreguín has built a large and supportive family. He has been consistent and persistent in his practice and in his loving and generous personality. His art touches so many so deeply. This astonishing book is a testament to the depth of affection and respect Alfredo enjoys and deserves”—Ed Marquand of Lucia|Marquand Books

Alfredo Arreguin's World of Wonders: Critical Perspectives

Arts & Photography

Flores, Lauro

Individual Artists

This is a poetry anthology giving witness to the effects of war in order to honor homeless veterans. It is hoped that this collection will bring awareness and help out communities reach our to our homeless veterans.

Footsteps: Poems for Homeless Veterans

and friends, Paul Nelson

Kierkegaard in the Pulpit: Sermons Inspired by His Writings, adds over twenty-five more sermons to Marshall’s already published collection in Kierkegaard for the Church. They cover all of the major themes in Christianity—from repentance in the Parable of the Prodigal Son, to joy in the Christmas story—showing that Kierkegaard’s severe understanding of the Christian faith can indeed be preached in its full splendor to the ordinary congregation.

Kierkegaard in the Pulpit: Sermons Inspired by His Writings

Christian Books & Bibles

Marshall, Ronald F.

Ministry & Evangelism

Emotionally bruised from a painful breakup, author Rebecca Byrd is further rattled when she learns that her father, whom she thought was an anonymous donor at a sperm bank, is very much alive and is the Laird of a massive estate in Scotland. Rebecca heads off to the “land of her people”—and is soon swept away into the colorful life of the Highlands and the delightful eccentrics who live there. Rebecca’s adventure begins when a swarm of stolen bees sends her careening into the arms of Gavin, a beautifully handsome Scot who just may be the true love she’s always longed for. But, Gavin’s startling connection to Rebecca’s past may put the kibosh on their romance before it has even started.

Byrd and the Bees

Romance

Fry, Christine McInerney

Romantic Comedy

Her words convert experience, painful or lovely, with a pure durable imagery that flashes and invites. Whatever has happened, Swift can convince us witha phrase, an image, a line, a stanza , a poem, that it is worthwhile.—Richard Hugo

The Body that Follows Us

Swift, Joan

Ó Loideáin Rochelle’s poems are vigorously Boston-Irish- Catholic, steeped in tragedy and wit. She embraces poetic form and romance and renounces the commonplace. On the Brink of the Sea reverberates with life, wonder, and a call to service. It crosses over our neat American borders into 21st century war and epidemic, plumbs a harsh and sometimes tragic childhood and comes up rich with dark humor and faith. This is a rare and tender and transformative book.—KATHLEEN FLENNIKEN, author of Plume

On the Brink of the Sea

Ó Loideáin Rochelle, Moná

Literary

In this timely and timeless collection, remarkable poets—both emerging and established—bring myriad traditions, styles, and vital perspectives to pressing questions, such as how poetry can help us to overcome obstacles to empowerment, compassion, social change, and educational opportunity. Drawing from the work of teachers, artists, and activists, Stronger Than Fear moves us into sudden and startling awareness. These poems arrive at their truths with insight and generosity, with courage and spirit.

Stronger Than Fear: Poems of Empowerment, Compassion, and Social Justice

Alexander, Carol

Massimilla, Stephen

Nothing Nura Saves the World (Malarkey's Exotic Pets and Toy Store- Book 2)

Johnson, Doug

Getting There- Visiting Fire Lookouts in Yakima County

Reference

Hiler, Mike

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