Have your paradigms ever shifted? This collection illustrates the changes of a spiritual seeker: Vedantic to Christian, Pro-Choice to Pro-Life, and Bohemian to Settled.
Bertha's Butter Club, a one-act comedy, jabs at every person who thinks they have the formula to make others lose weight.
Dyslexic chronicles my many and long attempts to seek a cure. Other essays compare convicted murderers
Susan Atkins and Karla Faye Tucker, and uncover the tragic deaths of two abortive women. Also included is an essay based on a Caroline Gordon short story, my creative writing mentor at the University of Dallas.
Out of the Mouths of Babes: This one-act has a 13 year old pro-life debater who greatly loves her dad who performs abortions. The play is followed by
Daughter of India, a biography of my aunt, Sanskrit scholar Camille Svensson. At last comes
Poetry. One poem can hold a whole universe -- finding love, losing love, reaching for God but touching a dark hole and discovering the true God.
This book covers forty years of love, disillusionment, and then finding love again.
