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Spring Time Confessions
In this edition of Author Veronica Gonzalez. It displays fun things about the Spring time and much more. Come check it out and get your copy today. Always Believe In Yourself Veronica Gonzalez
Summer Vibes
This is author Veronica Gonzalez 14th collection of her poetry. Come get a copy.
Wicked Deeds
To most Americans, homicide appears to be a random act, one committed by a deranged and irrational killer in a haphazard, unpredictable manner. Murder is seen as a chaotic, disorganized act beyond the realm of reason. In Wicked Deeds, James O'Kane shows that homicide is actually rather predictable, and patterned with respect to its assailants and victims, the circumstances in which it takes place, the time and location where it occurs, and the motives which precipitate the murderous act. Engagingly written and solidly grounded in evidence, this is a definitive study of murder in the United States. O'Kane explores the phenomena of homicide, illustrating the journalists' "who, what, why, when,...
Turkey Time
This is Author Veronica Gonzalez 17th collection of her poetry. It consists of the holidays of Thanksgiving and what is all about. Always Believe In Yourself Veronica G.
The Sad Passions
The lyrical story of a Mexican family torn apart by the fragility and madness of one of its members. Told by six women in one family, Veronica Gonzalez Pena's The Sad Passions captures the alertness, beauty, and terror of childhood lived in proximity to madness. Set against the backdrop of a colonial past, spanning three generations, and shuttling from Mexico City to Oaxaca to the North Fork of Long Island to Veracruz, The Sad Passions is the lyrical story of a middle-class Mexican family torn apart by the undiagnosed mental illness of Claudia, a lost child of the 1960s and the mother of four little girls. It is 1960, and the wild and impulsive sixteen-year-old Claudia elopes from her comfor...
Twin Time
Witty, sarcastic, and sensuous, Twin Time: or, how death befell me tells the story of Mona, who, upon her father's death in Los Angeles, decides to set off in search of her long-lost twin brother, given away as an infant. With her father's ashes as a guide of dubious reliability, Mona embarks upon a quest that takes her into a forest where she's confronted by - among other beings - a band of Nordic men, her Chinese doppelganger, a lascivious giant, and a pack of feral children. Along the way Mona recounts her parents' past as she imagines it, a romantic tale of love and rescue set in a fabulist, idealized Mexico - a dreamy place that only vaguely resembles the harsh quotidian realities of the 1960s Mexico City her parents inhabited. When Mona finds her brother at last, she learns that he grew up in London with their mother - who had supposedly (or so Mona had been told) died in childbirth - and her parents' story is thrown into further disarray. By the end of the journey, all Mona's received ideas of home, motherhood, magic realism, and miscegenation have been overturned.
I Am Not That Body
In her succinct, richly imagistic poetry, Verónica González Arredondo explores the arid desert ecosystems in which she spent her childhood, as well as themes related to: immigration, social justice, femicide, perilous border crossings, and the vanishings of countless girls and women in northern Mexico who were making the journey across harsh terrain toward the United States border. She writes about extinction and survival, disappearing landscapes, displaced peoples, and the inhospitable climate-physically and politically-that remain in their wake. I Am Not That Body, is the first time her work has been translated into English.
Dolphin Princess
Twenty-year-old Silhouette Loft is bored of her lavish lifestyle with her rich parents--the shopping, the grand parties, and the suitors. She decides to run away with her dolphin companion by rowing a boat out to open sea. But when she is met by a mysterious creature, she is thrown into sea and transformed into a dolphin. When she comes to, and meets with her former caretaker and her steward, she learns many revelations--the Lofts are not her real parents; she is of dolphin royalty; and a murderous sorcerer eel has been hunting her for years. Now discovering the truth, will Silhouette embrace her true self as Dolphin Princess? And will she stand up to the monstrous eel who wants to destroy her?
Hood Concepts
In this edition to Author Veronica Gonzalez poetry. It consists of issues or things that contribute to the inner city or aka the Hood or Ghetto. Come check it out!
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