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Esther Cohen

    This author grapples with the very nature of narration and the inherent difficulty of capturing an honest, satisfying life through writing. Their work explores what details are truly essential and helpful to the reader, often finding the profound within seemingly mundane observations. Through a curious and reflective lens, they bring everyday moments and unexpected encounters to life, offering readers a unique perspective on the human experience.

    All of Us
    A Love Letter to Myself
    MEXICO
    Breakfast with Allen Ginsberg
    God Is a Tree
    • God Is a Tree

      and Other Middle-Aged Prayers

      • 76 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      With a vibrant blend of humor and energy, the poetry collection offers delightful imagery that evokes smiles and challenges conventional thinking. The title poem reflects on the author's experience with a critical response to her work, intertwined with unexpected anecdotes, showcasing her unique voice. While the poems carry a distinct Jewish tone, their themes and wit resonate universally, inviting readers from all backgrounds to engage with her thought-provoking and amusing reflections.

      God Is a Tree
    • Breakfast with Allen Ginsberg

      • 108 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Focusing on the nuances of daily life, this collection features fifty poems that blend humor with personal reflections. The author explores themes of friendship, family, and the contrasting settings of New York City and a small Catskills village. With a mix of light-hearted and poignant verses, readers are invited to smile, laugh, and contemplate their own experiences and relationships. The work showcases the author's unique voice and perspective, making it a relatable and engaging read for poetry enthusiasts.

      Breakfast with Allen Ginsberg
    • MEXICO

      travelwithme

      • 40 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The poems capture a personal journey through Mexico, highlighting the author's enchantment with Oaxaca, Mexico City, and San Miguel. Richly woven narratives emerge from encounters with taxi drivers, rug weavers, jewelry makers, and newfound friends, each contributing unique stories that reflect the vibrant culture and magic of these places.

      MEXICO
    • A Love Letter to Myself

      • 78 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Empathetic and reflective, the author shares her life experiences with a simplicity that invites readers to see the world through a childlike lens. Her concise and expressive writing style conveys deep philosophical insights, allowing readers to connect with her thoughts and emotions on a profound level. Through brief yet impactful sketches of her life, she encourages a deeper understanding of human experiences and relationships.

      A Love Letter to Myself
    • All of Us

      Stories and Poems Along Route 17

      • 148 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Set in a small upstate New York town, the narrative explores the lives of diverse individuals who, despite their differences and political disagreements, coexist harmoniously. Through the perspective of a warm-hearted narrator, the book offers a humorous and poignant tribute to rural life, reminiscent of classic works like Spoon River Anthology and Eudora Welty's Why I Live at the PO. The storytelling captures the essence of community and the richness of human experience in an endearing way.

      All of Us