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Lea Chambers

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My Inside Voice: Poems

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Atlas of Botany by Greg Kenicer
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The Smithsonian’s Atlas of Botany book is a visual feast presenting 305 beautiful pages of plants, maps and diagrams. The book explores types of plants across the planet as the planet itself is evolving with multiple variables changing in its own lif ...more
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Postcolonial Love Poem by Natalie Díaz
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Postcolonial: Love Poem is a collection that slows down reaction, and introduces a new lens to a world that is not moving in a healthy manner. There is intensity of imagery and the sense of being unable to help or connect with or engage with those / ...more
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Moss'd in Space by Rebecca Thorne
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Torian Razner is on a mission to save her sister from disease and, after years of saving up, purchases the only spaceship she can afford. The ship happens to already have a character on board, Moss, the life support system.

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What If We Get It Right? by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson
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What If We Get It Right? is a comprehensive presentation of interviews, essays, and poetry that energize and invite readers into a hopeful and pragmatic frame of mind.

The essential topics that Ayana Elizabeth Johnson dives into include the uniquenes
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Sit Write Here by April Davila
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The writer’s companion book called Sit. Write. Here. is well-suited to mindfulness enthusiasts. The book is a set of practical activation exercises that help the reader focus their own efforts in their own creative writing practice.

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Unexpected Journeys by Janet A. Kaplan
"Yes, I am biased in my love for Varo, but what a thorough and tender biography. A delight to read. And as a historian interested in biographical work myself, it is inspiring and motivating to read something as beautifully crafted as this."
Unexpected Journeys by Janet A. Kaplan
"It is an absolute mystery to me that Remedios Varo is a ‘forgotten’ artist in the world today. What an absolutely fascinating life, woman and artist. As I plan to write my thesis on one of her paintings, and during my research and discussion of her w" Read more of this review »
Unexpected Journeys by Janet A. Kaplan
"Remedios Varo is an incredibly inspiring and magical Surrealist and Kaplan does a great job of bringing together her life and work. "
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Unexpected Journeys by Janet A. Kaplan
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This book is an excellent introduction to the surrealist artist Remedios Varo, and her inspirational art. The section “Journey as Metaphor” was so energizing for me to read through and take in. I hope to learn more about this artist and her work in t ...more
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The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow
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The Once and Future Witches, written by Alix E. Harrow, is a fantasy storybook with historical influences.

We meet the three Eastwood sisters in 1893 when called to gather in New Salem after seven years of separation. Juniper, Agnes and Bella will re
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Virginia Woolf
“There's no doubt in my mind that I have found out how to begin (at 40) to say something in my own voice; & that interests me so that I feel I can go ahead without praise.' (26 July 1922)”
― Virginia Woolf, The Diary of Virginia Woolf, Volume Two: 1920-1924

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