RIPTIDES & Solaces Unforeseen

Living Poets at the Library: The Voices of La Presa/ Las Voces de La Presa

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Sabyasachi Guha is a dropout from the game of social dynamics. He describes himself as homeless and godless. He talks with anybody interested in what he has to say, but does not want to impose his point of view on anyone.

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A retired physicist, he now wanders freely from here to there, meeting with friends and acquaintances and, as he often puts it, "just chit-chatting. She lives alone in New York City. Guha tells her, "You have lived ninety years on this planet.

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Debby Mayer s blog, 2becomes1: An excerpt from Riptides was awarded a grant in creative nonfiction from the New York Foundation for the Arts. Debby Mayer is also the author of Sisters: A Novel Putnam s, Berkley. Her short fiction and journalism have been widely published.

She lives in Hudson, New York. The book is a searing chronology of the effects of devastating

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