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Mosaics: A Collection of Independent Women will inspire and shock you with its multi-faceted look at the history and culture surrounding femininity. If gender is a construct, this anthology is the house it built. Look through its many rooms, some bright and airy, some terrifying- with monsters lurking in the shadows.Mosaics Volume One features twenty self-identified female authors writing about Intersectionality, including women of color, and members of the disability, trans, and GLB/ GSD* (Gender and Sexual Diversities) communities. We have curated amazing short fiction, flash fiction, poetry, essays, and art. It's personal, political, and a great read.This collection includes Hugo Award Nominees, Tiptree Shortlists, Pushcart Prize Winners, USA Today Bestsellers, indie superstars and traditionally published talents alike. The anthology combines leading and new voices all proclaiming their identity as Women, and their ability to Roar. Profits donated to the Pixel Project to end Violence Against Women. Join the conversation: smarturl.it/ MosaicsChat… (meer)
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This is a gorgeous collection of works, by women around the world. Each has submitted a piece that they feel reflects the life of a woman, be it trials and challenges or love and joy.
I found the collection to be very diverse, covering a range of topics and doing so in very different ways. What better way to celebrate the independent woman than by showing all the art she is capable of expressing.
I liked that the different pieces explored not only a woman’s life and indolence, but it showed these aspects from the eyes of each author. Just like many things in life, we came to see that even each woman sees, feels and represents independence and womanhood in different ways.
I was very pulled in by the different reads. I never once felt as though I were being preached at or made to believe anything. Instead, this was a very honest, open and beautiful representation of sharing one’s perspective.
Overall, I think this was brilliant. I enjoyed it very much and look forward to reading Mosaics 2. I highly recommend having a read.
** I received this book for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion. ( )
Mosaics: A Collection of Independent Women will inspire and shock you with its multi-faceted look at the history and culture surrounding femininity. If gender is a construct, this anthology is the house it built. Look through its many rooms, some bright and airy, some terrifying- with monsters lurking in the shadows.Mosaics Volume One features twenty self-identified female authors writing about Intersectionality, including women of color, and members of the disability, trans, and GLB/ GSD* (Gender and Sexual Diversities) communities. We have curated amazing short fiction, flash fiction, poetry, essays, and art. It's personal, political, and a great read.This collection includes Hugo Award Nominees, Tiptree Shortlists, Pushcart Prize Winners, USA Today Bestsellers, indie superstars and traditionally published talents alike. The anthology combines leading and new voices all proclaiming their identity as Women, and their ability to Roar. Profits donated to the Pixel Project to end Violence Against Women. Join the conversation: smarturl.it/ MosaicsChat
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I found the collection to be very diverse, covering a range of topics and doing so in very different ways. What better way to celebrate the independent woman than by showing all the art she is capable of expressing.
I liked that the different pieces explored not only a woman’s life and indolence, but it showed these aspects from the eyes of each author. Just like many things in life, we came to see that even each woman sees, feels and represents independence and womanhood in different ways.
I was very pulled in by the different reads. I never once felt as though I were being preached at or made to believe anything. Instead, this was a very honest, open and beautiful representation of sharing one’s perspective.
Overall, I think this was brilliant. I enjoyed it very much and look forward to reading Mosaics 2. I highly recommend having a read.
** I received this book for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased opinion. (