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As always, the poems of Dr. Georgia McDade are thought provoking and stir at our emotions. With words and craft, she conveys ideas and observations that we recognize while raising our consciousness. And then, it is the power of her words and her love of humanity that gift us space to dwell in the moment, savoring the words that turn to thought. This is a collection of poems for the time we are living in, and I am so grateful they exist. You wi...

I have carefully read your book a couple of times. I am very happy that you are publishing these poems. They are very good. There is so much that describes the present and simultaneously so much that describes the eternal because there is the human factor which is always the same and always commits the same mistakes. The faults of human beings are indestructible. To the end of the days some people will be easily manipulated and exploited, so l...

Dr. McDade was a precocious child who grew up during the turbulent civil rights era, it's no surprise she infuses her writing with observations of life's contradictions and ironies, always challenging the 'normal' ways of interpreting contemporary actions and interactions … The works of this literary master are apt for contemplation, enjoyment, celebration, and meditation."- Santiago Vega "Some poems need to be mantras!"- Marcia Richter "Geo...

A decade older student discussing his great teachers said to McDade, "But you're not just a great teacher of literature-you teach sociology, anthropology, history, economics, philosophy, political science, psychology, journalism, religion! And politics: I never thought of everything being political until I took your class." Without a classroom, Georgia McDade aims to do the same with and in her poetry that she did in the classroom. Everything ...

Georgia S. McDade finally presents her first collection of prose. Crammed with observations of humans and their often unpredictable nature, the pieces span a broad spectrum of life situations: marriage, school, work, children, independence, grief, innocence.

Celebrated writer Georgia Stewart McDade has spent much of her life observing and recording. The poet, short story writer, and essayist reflects on various roles to comment on her experiences. The questions, exclamations, imperatives, and declarations come from the heart and head of the daughter, sister, teacher, wife, aunt, and friend. Her love of the arts and travel expose her to worlds which many may find intriguing. Like so many writers, s...