Virginia Aronson ist eine Autorin, deren produktives Schaffen Poesie, Prosa und vielfältige Sachbücher umfasst. Ihre Werke beschäftigen sich häufig mit komplexen menschlichen Erfahrungen, von persönlicher Heilung bis hin zu künstlerischem Ausdruck. Aronson erforscht unkonventionelle Themen mit tiefem Einblick und Können und bietet den Lesern einzigartige Perspektiven. Ihr Schreibstil ist sowohl zugänglich als auch eindringlich.
It is quite remarkable that the poet has discarded the obsolete or worn-out phraseology. The poems are endowed with intense imagination, dreamy grace and subtle suggestion. All these poems become quite charming due to ‘maturity, manifested in technique, of feeling in relation to thought’.
Alyson Soule is a novice journalist working for a Florida newspaper. A hospital calls to inform her that her forty-one-year-old mother has overdosed again. Virgie Soule's addiction is related to her secret past, which Alyson is determined to uncover...
Exploring the phenomenon of hikikomori, this poetry collection delves into the emotional and spiritual struggles faced by individuals who withdraw from society, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Each poem is thoughtfully paired with a brief explanation, providing insight into the experiences of isolation and despair. Accompanied by unique illustrations, the collection invites readers to reflect on the profound impact of seclusion, fostering a deeper understanding of this contemporary issue.
Mottainai means waste. Popular with the Japanese for generations, mottainai (pronounced moe-tie-nye) is the Buddhist term for essence. One can say mottainai and mean waste nothing. Or, if something appears wasteful, one might remark, mottainai. Includes tips for cutting back on waste and helpful resources/references.