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A herd of South African springbok, a kaleidoscope of migrating butterflies, a murmuration of starlings, and a massive school of silver herring are beautifully rendered in this unique collection of natural science facts.
We’re all travelers. Every day, we traverse our interior landscapes whether or not our bodies cover new terrain or the same familiar routines. The memoirist’s gift the ability to note that movement and draw us into the moment with them.
Author Brendon Abram is a yoga purist with a soldier’s mindset.
Where in the world will be safe? What can we do? Read these six books from our July/August 2018 issue to find out.
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by Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers
We’re all travelers. Every day, we traverse our interior landscapes whether or not our bodies cover new terrain or the same familiar routines. The memoirist’s gift is the ability to note that movement and draw us into the moment with... Read More
Book Review
by Karen Rigby
Ivelisse Rodriguez’s "Love War Stories" is a bold collection that marks the shortfall between romantic illusions and reality. Here, love—abusive, storied, unspoken, obsessive, or enduring—is rendered in memorable forms. Whether... Read More
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by Hannah Hohman
Behind These Hands Linda Vigen Phillips Light Messages Softcover $16.99 (300pp) 978-1-61153-259-3 Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon When a member of her family receives a terminal diagnosis, fourteen-year-old Claire Fairchild... Read More
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by Jessie Horness
Reviewer Jessie Horness Holds the Question-&-Answer Pose with Brendon Abram, Author of Teaching Trauma Sensitive Yoga The East-meets-West thing has been so mislabeled and abused over the years it ought to be retired, but that doesn’t... Read More
Book Review
by Mya Alexice
"Let the People See" is an engaging, comprehensive account of Emmett Till’s murder and its aftermath. In 1955, fourteen-year-old Emmett Till supposedly flirted with a white woman in Mississippi, and he paid the ultimate price for the... Read More
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by Barry Silverstein
There are more beautiful places on Earth than are truly fathomable. And yet, climate change is driving those places into further obscurity, overtaking them. Where in the world will be safe? What can we do? Read these six books from our... Read More
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by Hannah Hohman
Teaching Trauma Sensitive Yoga A Practical Guide Brendon Abram North Atlantic Books Softcover $17.95 (152pp) 978-1-62317-224-4 Buy: Local Bookstore (IndieBound), Amazon Accessible, well guided, pragmatic, and impactful: to describe... Read More
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by Rebecca Hussey
Reviewer Rebecca Hussey Speaks with Stephanie Feldman and Nathaniel Popkin, Editors of Who Will Speak for America? In these times of Republican-Democrat hostility, the mother-of-all frustrations is the unwillingness of political... Read More
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