The Njombe Road New Release more fraught

more fraught

Perhaps Small-McKinney’s greatest gifts are the unexpected images in her work i

He writes about superheroes and poverty and death and Carl Jung and parallel universes and dictators and what you can see and hear while sitting in a bar where they’re mourning a dead woman named Lynette

King leaves us with remarkable images such as "Serpents of rain/ puzzle of noise and clumsy dance

“collarbones shimmer like wings

The Njombe Road New Release more fraughtDecades old letters to home now transformed into memoir, The Njombe Road spans the breadth of Mary Jo McMillins journey in East Africa from 1963 to 1965. Her travels and experience throughout the continent would ignite what would become a lifelong love of cooking. As a teacher and as a cook, all her senses would take in and absorb the flavors of locality, the strains of multiculturalism, and the traditions and harsh legacy of colonialism. Along the