Alicia Jo Rabins Books

Alicia Jo Rabins weaves together poetry, music, performance, and Torah study in her compelling literary work. She draws deeply from ancient Jewish texts and traditions, reinterpreting them with a contemporary voice to explore themes of spirituality, feminism, and identity. Her writing is characterized by a unique blend of lyrical prose and insightful commentary, making complex ideas accessible and resonant. As a musician and performer, Rabins brings a vibrant, multi-faceted dimension to her exploration of sacred stories and the human experience.

Fruit Geode
84 pages
3 hours of reading
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Exploring the complexities of motherhood, this collection delves into the duality of maternal love intertwined with the grief of lost youth. Through vivid and lyrical poetry, Rabins weaves together themes of pregnancy and early infancy, drawing on a diverse tapestry of influences, from ancient mythology to modern science. The work reflects on transformation and the unknown, capturing the essence of human experience and the generational legacies we inherit. It invites readers to consider the profound impact of love and the journey of life within the human body.
Even God Had Bad Parenting Days
New parents can locate an elevated sense of wonder amid the clutter of family life through touching, humorous essays that explore connections between biblical stories and the author's lived experiences.

Fruit Geode

Even God Had Bad Parenting Days