Why Isn’t Everybody Dancing

By (author): Maara Haas

This renowned story-teller writes of a mystical pilgrimage in search of her daughter, and of the ensuing barrier of grief which becomes a confrontation with the myriad forms of human bondage: love, hate, power-lust, and slavery. In breaking down this wall of grief, Haas finds rare and precious insight waiting at the core of inconsolable loss.

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Maara Haas

Dr. Maara Haas is a writer, performer, narrator, playwright, and translator. She was the recipient of an honorary doctorate for her role as a translator and cultural mediator. Her writings have appeared in numerous literary magazines and have been widely anthologized.


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This renowned story-teller writes of a mystical pilgrimage in search of her daughter, and of the ensuing barrier of grief which becomes a confrontation with the myriad forms of human bondage: love, hate, power-lust, and slavery. In breaking down this wall of grief, Haas finds rare and precious insight waiting at the core of inconsolable loss.

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Dimensions:

92 Pages
8.5in * 5.5in * 1in
1lb

Published:

January 16, 1990

Country of Publication:

CA

Publisher:

Turnstone Press

ISBN:

9780888011466

Book Subjects:

POETRY / General

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Language:

eng

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