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Chapbooks
Acts of Love
Stories by Alvia Golden
“The lesbian themes I had scorned for years
and avoided like the plague, plagued me until I owned them as part of
the landscape of my life and its imagined retelling.”
Breathing Like a Jew
Poems by Florence Weinberger
These poems, rooted in details of personal and family
life and their connection to this century’s history, grow out of
a “conscious act not only to look at what demanded my attention,
but to look at it from the point of view of a Jewish woman.”
Full Moon
Stories by Tema Nason
These stories probe the relationship between a liberal
white woman and her Black maid, the balance of power between an anguished
mother and her mentally-ill daughter, the feelings concealed by the rituals
of casual love affairs.
Intricate Moves, Poems about rape
By Joan Swift
This series of poems unfolds a complex story that
started in 1970 with a brutal rape. “These poems are not only for
those who like poetry but for all other victims of rape. They're for the
rapist too.”
Late Afternoon Woman
Poems by Sondra Zeidenstein
These poems deal with warped relationships. “Where
if not in my poems should I move against the threat to my creative life.
This is my last chance. These poems are my voice hauling me out of silence.”
Murderous Music
Poems by Anneliese Wagner
Wagner’s poems evoke her experiences as a Jewish
refugee from Nazi Germany. “Writing is an uncovering; it brings to
light what was meant to be lost.”
Piece of Time (out of print)
Poems by Carrie Allen McCray
McCray’s poems draw on her heritage and experiences
as an African-American woman living in the South and North over a period
of eighty years.
Sellie and Dee, A Friendship
Memoir by Estelle Leontief
This memoir records the early years of a lifelong
friendship: how it began, what its emotional dynamics were, how it grew
into and out of an intense adolescent sexual attraction.
she)poems
Poems by Carol Lee Sanchez
These poems evoke the seeking, restless, creative
shape-shifter a woman is often called on to be. She) moved forward
because/ she) could no longer hold the surfaces together/ around her.
Stolen Moments (out of print)
Poems by Nellie Wong
These poems reveal the working life of a woman,
the pleasure she takes in food, music and movies, her roots in Chinese-American
culture and her deep commitment to justice everywhere.
Unveiling
Poems by Rita Kiefer
Kiefer’s poems explore her life as a nun for
18 years, the heritage that led her to the convent, the quest that sent
her back into the world, the mystic connection she feels with other lives.
$10.00 each
© 2000 Chicory Blue Press All rights reserved
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