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This collection is a powerful testament to the ebb and flow/ highs and lows of early recovery. Return provides a glimpse into a process seldom seen. The process of recovery skillfully woven into a poetic style of descriptive precision. Return is a snapshot of body bags, key tags, 90 day intervals and the triumph of that first year of freedom. For this poet, this is only the beginning.
A beautifully illustrated memoir in poetry form, by Hillsborough’s poet laureate, Barbara Kenyon.
American Courtesan is the provocative debut novel by Ester Amy Fischer.
At the turn of the millennium, in the bohemian underground of industrial Brooklyn, free-spirited, but struggling musician Jessica Weber decides to take control of her life by making a living out of her easy and open sexuality. Fueled in equal parts by financial need, rebellion, and lust, Jessica begins an exploration of a fantasy that quickly takes a sharp turn into reality — with all of reality’s hard edges.
Sexism. Racism. You don’t have to look very far in the news to find that these problems that should already be behind us – indeed, decades ago — are still with us and uglier than ever. Once again, our young people are speaking out. One such young person is Kelly Rae Williams.