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the aftermath of the siege of Pale should have been a time to mourn the many dead
"Deadbeat Nation" being unable to borrow
the ascent of spiritual expertise in response to post-9/11 disasters represents an extension of historical tensions between secular health practice and proponents of religious and spiritual care
love and her own identity
the incoherent and dangerous labyrinth two people's psychosis can create when they collide
Before the Grave AUTH-12657977 the aftermath of the siegeBefore the Grave, a posthumous selection of poems by D. S. Poorman, is about the nature of control and freedom. It asks and answers the question, "How free are people really?" D. S. fought against being controlled in every aspect of his life, and this fight is reflected in poems about sexual abuse, alcoholism, recovery, lost loves, struggles to know one's family, struggles with mental illness and battles with physical health, and his belief that
