Alissa Hattman
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| These essays from Paul Susi (a theater artist, social services professional, educator, and Portland-area activist) are moving and instructive without being morally didactic. Susi says "there is no magic budget initiative or policy change or program i ...more | |
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"I’m very glad I read this book. The author writes a raw honest story of himself and his work on the streets of Portland. He tells of his love of theater and how it informs not only his work but his engagement with the larger community of Portland. I’"
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"Profound and approachable read about what it all means: art, injustice, mortality, racism, classicism, fascism, family, mental health…I could go on. Despite the heavy topics, joy and love are as present as rage and grief. "
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"A remarkable memoir/social commentary - one person’s journey to bring theater to the incarcerated, identification to the invisible, and voice to the voiceless. A book every person should read, especially those who complain about homeless campers on o"
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| These essays from Paul Susi (a theater artist, social services professional, educator, and Portland-area activist) are moving and instructive without being morally didactic. Susi says "there is no magic budget initiative or policy change or program i ...more | |
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| In her essay collection Men in Dark Times, Hannah Arendt writes that “storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it.” While political theory or cultural criticism might seek to define, answer, or name, storytelling invites ...more | |
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| A wildly entertaining short story collection! Speculative, fabulist, and formally inventive stories with voicy rhythms, all textured with clever details. A real riot to read. | |
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“…words have been all my life, all my life--this need is like the Spider's need who carries before her a huge Burden of Silk which she must spin out--the silk is her life, her home, her safety--her food and drink too--and if it is attacked or pulled down, why, what can she do but make more, spin afresh, design anew….”
― Possession
― Possession
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