<p>These poems are based on a journey to India to meet a spiritual master. They are at once lyrical, humorous, and honest and called "defiantly radiant" by Diana Hume George in The Spoon River Poetry Review. Celebrated for their craft as well as their spiritual insight, the poems in Small Claims point to the ultimate mystical experience of silence--a silence explored by the Interspiritual writer Lynda Terry in her essay, "Speak Me Into Silence," a line from the end poem "Mystical Discourse" in Small Claims, included in Mature Interspirituality: Wayne Teasdale's Nine Elements--and Beyond (Sacred Feet, 2017). Gorgeous photographic illustrations in black and white from different parts of India share intimate reflections of this poetic journey.</p>

Small Claims, Large Encounters

Jones, Sonya

Guenther, Donna

Brito & Lair

A provocative look at the Book of Genesis from poet Diana Hume George. In this volume, she gives the women of the Old Testament flesh, and "she has done it with uncanny psychic perceptiveness, caustic accuracy and wicked humor." (Marilyn Krysi)

A Genesis

George, Diana Hume

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Small Claims, Large Encounters

A Genesis