Collected poems by author-artist Zelda Leah Gatuskin. Winner, Poetry Book, 2011 New Mexico Book Awards.

A philosophical memoir by former Presbyterian minister turned Humanist, activist, teacher and author, Harry Willson.

Professor Donald Gutierrez's extensive writings on social justice have been collected here in a passionate appeal for sensitivity, change and, most importantly, action in confronting government abuses and social inequity at home and abroad. These 48 essays and reviews of books are presented in four sections: "State Terrorism - My Country Must Not Torture in My Name," "War and Democracy - War On Democracy," "Business as Usual - Greed, Racism and Genocide," and "Power of the Pen - Iconoclasts to the Rescue." Heartfelt, informed and articulate, Gutierrez raises a voice of moral conscience too...

Eleven stories blur the lines between surrealism, magical realism, fantasy, sci-fi, romance and satire. Gatuskin provides tart depictions of popular culture, imaginative takes on the future (and past) of humanity, and mystical currents swirling below the surface. Vivid description of external details combine with sympathetic attention to the inner lives of her characters to draw the reader into these timely, imaginative and thought-provoking scenarios. This title has received a 5-heart rating from Foreword Reviews: "Fantasy and reality blur in this science fiction collection, full of eerie,...