Sandra Wassilie
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Born
November 13, 1946
Member Since
December 2008
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The Dream That Is Childhood: A Memoir in Verse
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Writing without Walls: June 2012
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Writing without Walls:September 2013
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Writing Without Walls: "Intervention" May 2014
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| Highly readable novel of an Indian family of several generations set mostly in southern India in Madras but also touching on the United States in San Francisco. I appreciate the skill with which Murthi weaves multiple characters through different tim ...more | |
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| Highly readable novel of an Indian family of several generations set mostly in southern India in Madras but also touching on the United States in San Francisco. I appreciate the skill with which Murthi weaves multiple characters through different tim ...more | |
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| Epic account of our times in the Sixth Extinction that is part grief, part hope. Matson is to be commended for bringing in the work of many other writers, singers, and commentators into his lines. | |
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| Gifted with keen insight into human experience, McClung writes from the perspective of the other, whether of one who lives through an extraordinary turn of events, such as Ida remembering her father who never returns to the lighthouse one stormy nigh ...more | |
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The Book of Kells: Reproductions from the Manuscript in Trinity College Dublin:
"Just astonishing. Wish I had time to read it again stoned, but I want to give it away as a Christmas gift. The color reproductions alone would be life-changing, but the accompanying critical essay is also fascinating and amusing. Francoise Henry give"
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"I'm honored to have work in this anthology. I don't necessarily read everything in every book in which I have work, but the anthologies put out by Alex S. Johnson are worth it. Like all anthologies, they're uneven, but they contain a surprising amoun"
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| This story is on the surface a fairy tale about how people turn to stone. The character, Esther, is hardening, but harkens to the call of moonbeams. It is about her journey to face the reality of having suffered abuse and emotional/physical pain, and ...more | |
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| In this loving memorial to her father, Perez taps into the stream of ancestor voices and brings forth what she hears. And she writes what she feels. "I Am My Own Haunting," about the dislocation one experiences after losing a loved one, is one to sav ...more | |
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