Eileen Malone’s poems are sensual and heartbreaking, feminine and hard-edged. Feminist, lapsed Catholic, and mental health activist, this San Francisco poet offers testimony to the experience of being a woman in the 21st century. With a maximalist style, Malone’s poems have a complex texture formed of shape-shifting lines that make the most of grammatical ambiguities and compel the reader to fully engage with her poetic voice.
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EATING HER WEDDING DRESS:
A Collection of Clothing Poems
100 contemporary poets—local stars and literary luminaries such as Kim Addonizio, Margaret Atwood, Billy Collins, Elaine Equi, Jorie Graham, Maxine Kumin, Paul Muldoon, and Charles Simic—join together in this anthology to celebrate clothing in its many forms and functions: as desire, as ghost, as body, as poetry, as talisman, as transformer of the soul.
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A Hymn of Changes: Contemplations of the I Ching
by David LaChapelle
The I Ching is more than a book of wisdom; it is "a language which names the very subtle and often hidden patterns in our lives." A Hymn of Changes is a collection of beautifully written contemplations on the I Ching, but it is also an instruction manual on how to use this ancient tool for divination, and for tapping into the essence of the Tao.
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A Hymn of Changes: Contemplations of the I Ching
