The Weight of Air Crystal Parikh and you want to be

and you want to be prepared and keep your money safe (or even profit at Wall Street’s expense)

her father has plunged into a devastating depression and the fate of her small Alpine country has fallen on Marie’s shoulders

Attaway and his wife have resided in Waco for the past two decades

Natasha Smith takes us readers through narrative and biblical truths provides a space made by and for Black women to be seen and understood by God encourages Black women to live a God-filled life in a grief-filled world

including suggested recipes

The Weight of Air Crystal Parikh and you want to beA new book by M. J. Iuppa is always a treat, and The Weight of Air is one of her finest. Set on her farm near Lake Ontario (aside from a few on Irelands Atlantic coast,) these exquisitely crafted, concise poems are full of quiet surprises and keen observations. Both the pandemic and the authors own health crisis contribute to the books twin emphases on mortality and on natures bounty. The repetitive isolation signaled by Day into night into the next