Shann Ray

I Choose to Forgive

Foreword

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Notes for a Postlude

Arts & Literature

“Jeremiah Webster’s poetry is both historically robust and a poetry of the people, of the low and ashamed, the gentle, the ugly and beautiful, the shadow-bound, the good. Webster doesn’t shy away from personal darkness or the darkness of the nation state but rather composes a cadence of mystery that is irrevocable. The world is fraught with fear and rage. We need books like Notes for a Postlude to heal our hearts. Take this book in your hands and cherish the day!”

The Whole Picture

Fiction

“In The Whole Picture, Donald McCullough applies a deft touch to a novel whose multivalent features increase in beauty and depth until the final passage in which fathers and sons, friends and loved ones move from shadow to light, singing behind the veil of this world as if beckoning a world eternal. McCullough has written with the rare touch of one whose prose gives life and whose psychological acumen leads through darkness toward an ever-widening community of grace.”

Winnower

Arts & Literature

“Winnower is a work of ultimate meaning, a gathering of poems that serve as a bulwark against the harm and hate that ravages the war-torn, the dispossessed, and the common seekers of a new world. These poems breathe with vitality and necessity, lyrical beauty, and concrete power. . . . In the midst of the desert of our inhumanity, Winnower foresees an oasis of love and belief 'where all who wanted rest would come.'”