Steel Lucinda Halpern The body was positioned so

The body was positioned so that the train neatly obliterated its head and hands

accomplished women--of all races--have fallen out of the historical records

With a foreword by poet and author Nikita Gill - who also makes a guest appearance in illustrated form as one of the novel's characters - this graphic history guides readers on a transformative journey led by the mysterious figure of Lilith

Real Life is about the journey we make when we decide to live the life that speaks to our innermost longing to live free

Steel Lucinda Halpern The body was positioned soBy: Alison Prine Published by Cider Press Review, 2016 Poetry. Winner of the 2014 Cider Press Review Book Award. Book award judge Jeffrey Harrison says of STEEL: "Two tragic events haunt this powerful first collection the early loss of the poet's mother and her brother's death the kind of events that 'change the alignment of every season after' and tear open vast absences in a life. Alison Prine bravely explores those absences here, engaging in the