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Lost On Earth

• Authored by:
• Alene Smith

 

On Loss (May 2023)

Rejoice in the Woods

• Authored by:
• Sarah Katreen Hoggatt

 

On Loss (May 2023)

Living Cello

• Authored by:
• Robin Keeler

 

On Loss (May 2023)

Waiting in the Chapel Prison at SVSP

• Authored by:
• Robin Keeler

 

On Loss (May 2023)

New Voices: Contemporary Writers . . . Holocaust (Review)

• Authored by:
• John Brantingham

New Voices: Contemporary Writers Confronting the Holocaust, edited by Howard Debs and Matthew Silverman, was released this April by Vallentine Mitchell, a publisher of books in the fields of Jewish, Middle Eastern, and Holocaust studies. It is a collection of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction from dozens of writers and poets, including Marge Piercy, Ellen Bass, Tim Seibles, and Tony Barnstone, but it is not in a strict sense an anthology. That is, the volume is not a collection of existent works, but rather a creation of new works produced together to help update our understanding of the Holocaust and its lessons.

On Loss (May 2023)

The Man in the Dog Park (review)

• Authored by:
• Marybeth Webster

One day in 1982, I realized I was homeless. I didn’t own a single key! No house, no car, no bank box. I had just flown to Los Angeles from Hawaii after selling my business. I tried to rent a car. I was refused for lack of an address! But I had a rather large bank balance, academic degrees, a good vocabulary, the confidence of the educated middle class, and a trustworthy smile. The car rental clerk let me use my Timex as collateral and gave me a car.

On Loss (May 2023)

The Flint and Light of Respect

• Authored by:
• Ragni Larsen-Orta

This is a testimony to the value and differences of Quaker and Indigenous ways of respect as I know them. Quaker testimonies were taught to me through words and light. Indigenous teachings were relayed with the spark of truth and few, if any, words. I find it difficult to use words to describe the latter, but I will try because I was asked to do so.

On Dignity (July 2023)

Snap, Crackle, Pop!

• Authored by:
• Chester Freeman

I woke up early and decided to go to the post office to mail a priority envelope. Since the post office is just a block from Indian Rocks Beach in Florida, I decided I would walk along the shore until the post office opened.

On Healers (September 2023)

Story of a Book of Spiritual Healing

• Authored by:
• Kwang-hee Park

My mind goes back to the years of my early adulthood – a time of crisis in my life. I grew up in the southern part of Korea. I struggled with differing wounds: My parents’ separation, my own broken relationships, loneliness, and my difficult status as a woman in a patriarchal society. At times I felt helpless and hopeless. It hurt. I longed to revive my life.

On Healers (September 2023)

Intermountain Yearly Meeting Epistle

• Authored by:
• Intermountain Yearly Meeting

Intermountain Yearly Meeting Epistle: June 21-25, 2023

On Healers (September 2023)