I'll Be Seeing You

Delmonico, Vivian R.

Golden Antelope Press

In this collection of modern fables, set in the rich cultural environment of the Caribbean, D. R. Singh uses humor and imagination to present her readers with little life lessons aimed at making them think about themselves and their effects on others more critically. The author's keen eye is always on the lookout for hypocrisy and blarney and she has great fun exposing it in her stories. Her readers will laugh out loud even when they realize that they are really laughing at themselves. Ms Singh comes from a long line of storytellers who trace their heritage back to India. Born in Trinidad, five villages away from the birth place of V. S. Naipaul , she carries on the tradition of Indo-Trinidadian storytelling with wit and intelligence.

Ting Tang Tales

Literature & Fiction

Singh, D.R.

Literary

Gallagher explores love's unifying dualisms or dualizing unities that manifest themselves when one encounters another of equal potency and fire.

Wandering Eyes and Other Poems

Gallagher, Aileen

Poetry

Myra Lost and Found is the story of orphan Myra's journey of self-discovery. Her journey begins when one day she mysteriously receives a valuable golden brooch with a note claiming it is rightfully hers as part of her ancestral inheritance. The brooch suggests a past far different from the one the young Myra imagined for herself as she was growing up in a Catholic orphanage in North Denver. The fact that the brooch is in the shape of the Star of David points to a strange and mysterious Jewish background and starts the young lady on a search for her roots. In her search she discovers some shock- ing truths about her real family's past, and learns what sort of sacrifices her long dead family members made for her, and understands just how lucky she has been to have survived at all.

Myra Lost and Found

World Literature

In and with these poems, Cundiff and Schreiner offer us, and one another, a sheltered exquisite conversation that encompasses the tangled narrative of love and other things less easy to announce or acknowledge. It catches and attaches in a fractal, organic way, melancholy and exultant, factual and defiant, gravid from the exploration of the secrets of the dark body, private and intimate and universal. You could peer through the window, but the vine-covered door is neither locked nor unduly difficult to find. I recommend that you walk in, pour some wine, and straightforwardly celebrate. -Susan T. Adams

In Short, a Memory of the Other on a Good Day

Cundiff, Allison

Schreiner, Steven

Although these poems are informed by a lifetime of living in the Ozarks, readers will not find the over-wrought sentimentality, tired stereotypes, or visions of an indestructible, primeval wilderness that have too often colored writing set in this region. Instead, these poems recognize the attributes and faults of the past and present, challenge the clichéd representations of place, and engage the experiences of small and independent farmers—a group largely ignored in depictions of the region. These poems also move beyond the Ozarks by addressing a number of universal concerns, such as urban sprawl, the devaluation of manual labor, a diminished sense of place, the loss of small communities, and the fragility of the natural environment.

The History of Tree Roots

Howerton, Phillip

This is the second collection of poems by St. Louis teacher and poet,  Allison Cundiff, capturing some of her experiences as she grows up in Climax Springs, Missouri, and then as she extends her reach out into the world at large. The forty some poems gathered here are expressions of wonder and wisdom, love and heartbreak, close encounters with death and the blossoming of new life in birth. The poems are accompanied by delightful photographs, taken by Allison and her friends, adding graphic reinforcements to the her musings in words.

Otherings

Get Back is a collection of twelve short stories by Don Tassone. Though most have been published in different online journals before, this is his first collection of stories in print. These stories share the theme of discovery or actually of rediscovery, rediscovery of talents, pursuits, and loves once held dear, but lost on the way to "success" in life. Don's stories are uplifting and encouraging, encouraging in the sense that they suggest we all might find our ways back, that is, "get back," to the things we once loved, valued the most, and since have lost.
Tassone met with great success in his life, yet it was in retirement that he was able to "get back" to the things he loved, one of which was writing. His stories are carefully conceived and delightfully expressed. They are sure to please sensitive readers.

Get Back: Twelve Short Stories

Tassone, Don

Short Stories & Anthologies

Shome Dasgupta is an American author of Bengali descent who explores his South Asian roots in this series of fourteen stories, which are mostly set in modern day Kolkata. With hints of magical realism, each story reflects the surrealistic dimensions of a variety of characters visiting India and the engagements with the people they meet there.

Anklet and Other Stories

Dasgupta, Shome

Gretchen Johnson gives a sensitive and humorous account of dating in Southeast Texas. Paige, the heroine of the novel, is a young, recently divorced transplant from Minnesota and a professor of English Literature at Lamar University. She's fascinated by the culture(s) of her adopted state and trying to find a suitable mate. Her "take" on singleness and the dating scene in Beaumont is alternately witty, hopeful, resigned, and philosophical. The dozen men Paige dates are as real as any of J.D. Vance's hillbillies and as individualized as the folks old Studs Terkel used to interview. Her attitude toward Texas is overall optimistic, though she's aware of the racism, sexism, and classism which her students, her would-be lovers, and at times she herself see as simply natural. Johnson has a poet's keen eye and ear, and something of Sarah Silverman's sense of humor.

Single in Southeast Texas

Johnson, Gretchen

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