Jan Zlotnik Schmidt

Here is an anthology addressing, in 9 chapters, the facets of the title, which has been an occupation of us all during these pandemic years. In these stories, essays, and poems, the writers engage in breaking rules, remembering, fitting new ideas into traditional forms, appealing to our particular gods and goddesses, noticing the natural world, acknowledging the pandemic, navigating relationships, aging and health, and ultimately, bearing witness in a darkened world. This anthology is sad, funny, thoughtful, mournful, playful, vulnerable, and a panegyric to the power of language— in both its prose and poetry.… (plus d'informations)