Nonfiction

“Tishby tells her small country’s enormous story with wit and passion.

Let’s not call this a review, deal? Who reviews June Jordan? She was the queen of everything.

“[Colley’s] . . .

“illuminating, well-written, and offers sharp insights into fascism’s strong appeal, for some, in times of turbulent change.”

The reviews are in. Vigorous. Exuberant. Boisterous. Energetic. Not the usual words used to describe coming-of-age-poor memoirs such as My Broken Language.

“Buses Are a Comin’ offers more than a tribute to the Freedom Riders and other activists who put their lives on the line in the face of segregationist massive resistance and stirre

“Eighty years later World War II continues to provide new stories of bravery and sacrifice, as well as new evidence of the evil of the Nazi regime.

“Bechdel is ruthlessly honest, her sharp gaze helping us see ourselves, our culture, more clearly.”

“Mona Kuhn: Works will secure her prominence as an artist who has a love for life and and the ability to manifest that love through beautiful photography.

“‘Don’t you have to be born with a voice?’ it was as if my mother had cast a spell on me that I spent a lifetime trying to break.”

Hawaii Senator Mazie Hirono has been fighting for the human rights and justice since her student days as an activist at the University of Hawaii in the ’70s. Sen.

Instead of pursuing the Muse, we passively hear her.