A collection of poems by M. Miranda Maloney "The Lost Letters of Mileva (Albert Einstein's wife) are really those of many women, mothers, artists and intellects, who have been forgotten to history. They are also Maloney's letters to Mileva, insisting, as if to a kindred soul: "There was a story here." And that story is complex, teeming with the joys of love and connection to place, but also its difficulties." -Rosa Alcala"

Harmony Entropy Versus and its poems, not by chance, but consciously, interweave concepts of philosophy and science with those of life; the wonder into the paths of investigation, inquiry and search for answers to existential questions. Formulations, whose responses per se, exist in nature, in humans and in all that surrounds us, explains the poet, Ivonne Sanchez Barea. Concepts of space-time, justice, fate, magic and knowledge are mixed in her pen. She makes a poetic description of the instant, delves into micro-cosmos, as in the poems of fractal and broccoli in geometric shapes as in the...