Loss does not mark the end of the story
The book shows how far Einstein as a single researcher could reach and how he transformed from being a 'pure' scientist and an apolitical man into a politically engaged person and a pacifist by conviction
in our bodies we find the rainbow patterns repeating through the notes of the musical scale
Here are playfulness and fun
Swallow brings us a passionate and cautionary tale that speaks to the life choices we all make – and how those decisions ripple through the generations in ways we never could have imagined
Prayershreds Author|Jay Hornbacher Loss does not mark theSuppose the shreds of our prayers and of our faiths could themselves become a radical new form of devotion. In Prayershreds, Bruce Beasley confronts the apocalyptic zeitgeist of our time (political turmoil, societal division and isolation, spiritual despair, environmental catastrophe) and the crisis of faith in the human future. These poems make of the vocabulary of doubt a strange kind of sermon, summoning into chorus Heraclitus, Zeno, the Buddha,