Novedades

During the darkness of forever night. Someone enters through the blight. Left behind are kindred men. In Hell's kitchen or Heaven's den. Walk with pride down a lonely street. Never mind whom you might meet. For at the end the grave will call. Not for one, but for us all. Kendrick Sims June 2025

FAIRACRES PUBLICATIONS 223 This book examines the influence of members of the Society of the Sacred Mission at Kelham Hall on T. S. Eliot’s poetics, cultural criticism and his search for identity. It focusses particularly on Eliot’s friendship with Br George Every SSM, and the correspondence between them that led to a deep intellectual and spiritual relationship. The author builds his study on his own conversations and correspondence with Every, the archive of Society of the Sacred Mission papers in the Borthwick Institute in York, and the collection of papers and other material left to...

For all poetas, guerreras, cholas, curanderas, maestras, baby mamas, mamacitas, reinas, wilderness exploradoras, wild survivalist women, in the multiverse and interdimensional locotas! My Spoken Word Wife: Playing for Keeps is a gift for all of them and the barrio they are from. This book is also a socio-economic blueprint to teach social justice and class struggles for young vatos, struggling to find their place and voice. Enter the world of rhythm and verse crafted by Misael Juarez and go on a journey like no other. "The streets are mean, but the gentle heart of a poet conquers the rage ...

TAVARES ENTERTAINMENT, LLC. has published an educational and inspirational poetry book. This poetry book, written by Gary G. Tavares, has sixty-four poems that educationally address many of our youth, adult, community and political social issues. Motivational & Inspirational Poems should be on every poetry lover's book shelf. It is educational and inspirational poetry for the whole family. Gary received an ink-pen signed thank you letter from President Obama and Michelle for one of the poems he sent them from this book. The poem is entitled, "From a dream to reality: A Historic Election."

Behind bars, time moves differently. Every moment stretches, every memory lingers, and every word carries the weight of survival. 21 Bars: Poetry from the Inside is an unapologetic, rhythmic journey through incarceration, self-reflection, and redemption. If you appreciate the unfiltered storytelling of Tupac Shakur, Langston Hughes, or Maya Angelou, this book will resonate deeply. These poems strip away pretense and dive headfirst into the realities of confinement—the regrets, the revelations, the hope that refuses to die.