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It wasn't that Ruth Wightman Morris didn't know the rules-it was that she lived to break them. Fiercely defying expectations in every area of her life, Ruth was at the forefront of the Jazz Age revolution. She was a woman who could captivate every man in the nightclub-and the next day set the women's speed record in a race car, perform a stunt in a plane, or get in the ring with a bull. Hers was a life of great successes and great sorrows, fab...

She walks the street with her nose turned to the sky, gives you the coldest stare as she walks by she is cold, angry, dead inside your best bet is just to step aside she is black and blue ain't got time for you don't let her smooth exterior fool you she'll be the first to school you on her ability to condescend 'cause she's a sadiddy, black thing Sadiddy, right down to her sadiddy black skin Just Plain Sadiddiness - follows the journey of a wo...

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The Highway of Tears is real. Since 1969 there have been over 1, 200 women reported missing in north-western Canada. 23 of those women disappeared along the stretch of Trans Canada Highway #16 that runs from Prince George to Prince Rupert, in British Columbia.Finding Hope is the story of one woman who goes missing after leaving Jasper, on her way home to see her daughter in Stewart, B.C. She is well aware of the notorious Highway of Tears, and...

The Science Starters Collection is dedicated to expanding upon children's answer to: "What will you be when you grow up?" Spark your listener's curiosity and encourage their ideas as you rhyme your way through the universe with Astrophysicist Akimie. Effortlessly teach your listener what our universe is made of and how it came to be. Expertly address questions by referring to the Science Behind the Rhymes section, which provides easy-to-unders...

Trump..Divine Intervention or Not? connects spirituality to the 2016 presidential election. This book is not about religion. It's about lessons we all divinely need and get. We don't always get what we want. We get what we need. Hillary and Trump are symbolic messengers of the inner divide and inner conflicts we the people are expressing. We want perfect politicians yet we ignore our own issues. We are all hypocrites, racists, sexist and bias....

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It is with great excitement that Café Cultura publishes this compilation of spoken word, poetry, and lyrics from our partner artists and youth participants in our programs. We hope the finished product will serve as a culturally relevant and engaging resource for our community, and especially our younger sisters and brothers, to find a sense of personal and collective empowerment.

Making the right decisions in life is probably the hardest thing we can do. We sometimes keep on doing the wrong things regardless of the knowing that it is wrong or would affect our life negatively. What is the reason we do this? Why do we get caught up into doing the wrong things? There is a consequence for every choice we make whether it be positive or negative. If we are going to have a good outcome in our life full of peace and joy, we ha...

Worry the Dead contains poems that deal with love and loss in the post 9/11 world. In 2015 Indy Week selected "Ruby-throated Goner" as a winner for their annual poetry contest.

Early versions of the poems in this collection first appeared between 1972 and 2016 in journals such as, Southern Poetry Review, Cold Mountain Review, Illinois Quarterly, Anglican Theological Review, Old Hickory Review, Alive Now, Weavings, Belle Rêve. Still: The Journal, and The Pikeville Review. Some of these poems, such as "Take Nothing for Your Journey, " On A Sermon on I Chronicles, " and "A Mad King Weeps the Loss of His Son" take their ...

In the words of the always-incisive Corrinne Cleggs Hales, Familiar History "expertly de-romanticizes the landscape and mythology of the American west, revealing a world defined largely by struggle and failure and broken lives." The poems in these pages take an unflinching look at rural life in the Desert Southwest and reveal a world composed of harshly beautiful scenery, as reflected in the poem "Burning Wishes": Someone said they never...

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This short collection is about one leg of the journey of a life shaped in part by the early and unexpected loss of a mother. It is not so much the story of that loss, but of how such a thing informs a daughter's life: How does it impact one's experience of becoming/being a woman? Of early experiences with aging? Of one's relationships with other women (sister, daughter, etc.)? Of love relationships? Through it all the body sings grief, lo...

This is a book about mission. The new edition of THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH traces the history of the phrase "apostolic church" in the third article of the Nicene Creed - and how and when the "mission" meaning was erased, but also how it still survives. The book begins by presenting research into the concept of "apostle" in ancient Greek history (the word first appears as a naval term), and then delves into the office of the Jewish "apostle." Jesus ...

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