Stories We Keep: A Yoga as Muse Anthology (which features stories by four of my Yoga as Muse ™ colleagues and by me) received two very thoughtful reviews in the last week.
Here are two excerpts with links to the full reviews:
“… Davis’s words about writing do ring true. So do the stories in this book. They aren’t for the risk-aversive.
“As she headed for the door, Tanya told herself not to look back, but couldn’t resist, and was arrested by what she saw. Jeremy had lifted her old-fashioned glass and fit the print her Dior lipstick had left against his own bottom lip. He held it there, eyes nearly closed, body relaxed against the half-kiss of the glass.
If that doesn’t make you want to read the rest of the story, I don’t know what would. Read more …”
~ Patrick Reardon, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
And from Stephanie Lipsey’s blog:
“… let the stories speak for themselves. Read each one with care. It takes a tribe to maintain the flames, and each writer lives up to the task … I highly recommend this anthology, as a librarian, writer, yoga teacher and mostly, as a girl who likes a good story. And who doesn’t like a good story ‘round a fire?” Read more …
~ Stefanie Lipsey, writer, poet, workshop facilitator and and librarian
and truthfully, I’m not much of a cook. Ask my poor husband!). “Yam” is a play on YAM, or Yoga as Muse — a process that uses yoga to strengthen and sustain creativity. So this is more than a literary anthology, though it is that, as well.
