Not What It Seems
by
Veronica Jorge
Memories swirl in the air around my head.
Light flashes and flickers illuminating my thoughts.
Emotions spread a warm blanket over me and shield me
from the wind.
Joy dances around my feet.
Worries scurry away.
It seems I’m just raking leaves.
But I’m really counting my blessings, one by one.
See you next time on December 22nd!
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An Interview by Veronica Jorge with A.J. Sidransky,
author of Forgiving Maximo Rothman, Forgiving Stephen Redmond, Forgiving Mariela Camacho, and other wonderful stories. -
The author expertly connects the lives of disparate characters, safely carrying us to a masterful, satisfying conclusion: the redeeming power of love.
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Forgiving Stephen Redmond is a moving and memorable mystery that touches on themes of the relationship between fathers and sons, confronting a past that won’t let go, guilt, love, learning how to forgive others, and above all, the importance of forgiving ourselves.
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Shortlisted by the National Jewish Book Awards for Outstanding Debut Fiction, Forgiving Maximo Rothman forges a compelling bond between past and present that transcends culture.
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Memories swirl in the air around my head.
Nothing Found
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Raking leaves is like raking thoughts and feelings that the season evokes, in so many different ways.
Yes indeed, Neetu. Thanks for your comment.