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Pinch the Lock
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Tainted by the Same Counterfeit
Candice Louisa Daquin's collection is a mis-en-scene of beautiful dysfunction, erotic melancholy and an immigrant's dystopia. As a lesbian ageing in-sight, Daquin's wry observations of life are at times, piercing, painful and intensely telling a to human-nature and our endless foibles. Her occupations as writer, psychotherapist and activist, play against a myriad of backdrops from Southern France, Egypt and the wastelands of America. Daquin's co-editing work on two award-winning anthologies lends her the gravitas to produce a fine book of revelations about who we really are and why we're so often tainted by the same counterfeit.
As the World Burns
Anthology of poetry, prose, essay, and art inspired by the unprecedented events of the year 2020.
A Jar for the Jarring
Candice Louisa Daquin's first book of poetry began her journey into the psyche and transformation of women from girl to adulthood. Her revelations about this process, through pain, healing, insight, love and loss, are both truths and metaphors many can relate to, and have been expressed in the beautiful language of a poet, to illustrate our shared experience of life, both humorous, frightening, puzzling and tragic, but ultimately redemptive through the power of love. A jar for the jarring is the first in a series of seven books examining what it is to exist and experience life. This is the Second Edition.
Book Three
In her third collection of poetry; Illusions of Existing, Candice Daquin tackles the ever present questions of mortality, age, passion, rejection, fear and transformation. Through our experience of existing we learn what is real, what is fragmentary and how nothing is ever certain, especially through the lens of a creative soul. At once humorous and dark, Daquin's work provides an insight into the modern woman's emotional landscape and her perspective of what it means to exist and not exist.
Book Two: The Bright Day Has Gone Child and You Are in for the Dark
Candice Daquin's second collection of poetry was written after her move to the American Southwest and reflects much of the Southwestern & Hispanic influence she has experienced since. Themes include identity, personhood, being female and passion. Her writing is wide-arcing and challenging, bringing metaphor and symbolism into daily existence through at times, phantasmagorical and dreamlike concepts of existence.
Faery Flying
art, poetry, articles, and stories about self care. Different views from how to deal with it to what happens when you fail to do it...this anthology has it all. Contents Include: Against all Odds by Jodi Colon Moments In Time By Serenity Rose Jenny Walker's Guide to Healthy Skin By Raz T. Slasher Deserted Island By Serenity Rose Preventives for Self Damage by Overcome Ibiteye Severing by Ruan Bradford Wright Mountain Lake By Serenity Rose The Path By Lorraine Lewis The Road of Lost Hopes by Sergio Palumbo and Ivan BERTAZZONI Jesus Preaches to the Sheep By Ruan Bradford Wright A Thought Journey Through Mental Health and Buddhism With My Sister By Jennifer Elliott Four Walls By Candice Louisa ...
Defy Definitions
This book is a celebration of voices from the margins. It brings together 32 captivating personal essays from across the globe, celebrating the spirit of living, and exploring individual quest for identity and existence. The narratives in this collection transcends geographical boundaries, and reminds us how several factors, such as social environment, history, culture, and gender plays a significant role in shaping and defining an individual's preference for adopting an alternative life choice. Defy Definitions chronicles the personal battles conquered and offers a nuanced examination of triumphs and tribulations that embodies courage, resilience, and the need to remain ever faithful to one's own true self. As the 32 voices intertwine in this book the collective narrative emerges as a powerful force challenging the very foundations of conventions and norms. Given the interdisciplinary nature of the anthology, the book will appeal to a wider readership especially those interested in gender studies, cultural studies, sociology, human rights studies, and literature.
SMITTEN This Is What Love Looks Like
Anthology of love poetry and art written by lesbian and bisexual women
The Kali Project
Anthology of poetry, prose, and art produced by women of Indian descent
