Daniel Simpson Book order

Daniel Simpson, an accomplished writer, has collaborated with his wife, Ona Gritz, on poetry and writing prompts, showcasing their creative synergy. His 2014 publication, School for the Blind, adds to his literary contributions, which include various appearances in magazines and anthologies. Recognized with a Fellowship in Literature from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, he also shares insights and reflections on his blog, Inside the Invisible, enhancing his connection with readers and writers alike.

Focusing on the historical context, this book investigates the origins of 135 Indigenous Australian objects collected by the Royal Navy between 1795 and 1855, now housed in the British Museum. It addresses calls for museum decolonization by detailing the collection processes through three stages of naval voyages. The work sheds light on Indigenous Australians' responses to naval visitors and presents original research on the provenance and significance of these artifacts, contributing to a deeper understanding of their cultural heritage.

A succinct, approachable guide to the origins, development, key texts, concepts, and practices of yoga.

Focusing on the pitfalls of activism, Daniel Simpson offers a candid and often humorous exploration of misguided attempts at making a difference. Through personal anecdotes and critical observations, he highlights the challenges and failures that often accompany well-intentioned efforts. This thought-provoking narrative encourages readers to reflect on the complexities of enacting real change and the importance of understanding the broader context before diving into activism.