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Gutter Angels
Gutter Angels contains work from 1994 to the present, all shining a light on buried life in the darkest corner of the darkest alley in Los Angeles, illuminating the force of life erupting through the rubble of the inner city. Fondation drives with precision the way life can tangle good intentions and trip up even the most sure-footed pedestrians. These are compact city fables delivering an anti-moral and a humbling reminder to judge not. With compassion but without pity, with tenderness but without sentimentality, always tough but never cruel, always loving but never blinded by love, always funny but never ironic, Fondation tells the stories of America’s cities. Critics have compared Fonda...
My Voice Counts
In this collection of poetry, individuals living with mental illness convey in an intimate, evocative and vivid style their longing for acceptance, meaning and recovery. For the mentally ill, writing poetically by using imagery, figurative language, symbolism and metaphor is a safe passage to reclaim who one was before the illness emerged. Individuals living with disorders on the Schizophrenia Spectrum and Bipolar Disorder are a vessel of truth and writing poetically transforms that truth in a way that makes it amenable to healing. What is dormant, and undoubtedly shameful to disclose is awakened, and it energizes one to act in some way to heal, defeat and overcome ongoing devaluation, lonel...
Angry Nights
Angry Nights is about a world where betrayal can become a part of the structure of everyday experience. Poz and Army, best of friends, jointly imagine a murder which will make Poz $5,000. By the end of their conversation, it occurs to Poz that he now must kill Army because "I told you too much." One character hands the keys to her dead boyfriend's car to a stranger in a dark movie theater. Another shoots rats in the dark to prepare for "Zen murder" in the urban jungle.
The Cutters
Rebeca and her friends get cut from the High School soccer team, apparently because they are of Mexican descent. The girls find an ally in Mr. Bocraft, a former coach who was "cut" by the High School as well. They overcome obstacles and adversity in an attempt to level the playing field for everyone at their school.
You Can't Take My Vision!
This book tells her story. Her goal in sharing her story is to make a difference in the lives of others. To remind us that we dont have to be perfect to be amazing, that our differences make us unique and unique is beautiful and powerful. Maci is also on a journey to raise awareness to find a cure for the blind to see again. She is partnering with the Texas Childrens Hospital Optical Glioma Research team and donating proceeds from this book to research. (Her goal is to visit all 50 states to market her book.) Since she now wears glasses, Maci also wants to start her own glasses design company to make fun, special glasses for all ages, and to give glasses to those who cant afford them. After her surgery, Maci lived her dream of meeting the Jonas Brothers, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Now, she raises thousands of dollars each year to send more children with terminal or life-threatening illnesses on the trip of a lifetime. How? Shes created a festival fundraiser called MaciFest in her hometown, with amazing success. Today Maci is part of the solution, and that keeps purpose in her heart.
The Light in Loreto
Scott nearing middle age loses his job, thinking a little time away might help him decide his future, journeys to Mexico with his divorced father. Both find new paths to follow and the trip may bring them more than they had in mind in the first place.
Karma's Source
Someone wanted my powers… One moment Alice was having a vision of my powers being taken, and the next my world was thrown upside down. As much of a shock as it was for me to become karma in the first place, my magic was now a part of me. Like my soul. The thought of losing it was more than I could handle. And someone was bound and determined to take it from me. Any way they could. But with my big bear shifter by my side, and with the help of my witchy friends, I knew I could save my powers. Because as much good and bad karma as I’ve given to others, I thought I was destined for a little goodness myself. I just hoped the universe felt the same way.
