At Our Core: Women Writing about PowerSandra Martz Papier-Mache Press, 1998 - 180 ページ A collection of stories, poems and photographs that explore the concept of power in women's lives, providing women with the opportunity to validate, honour and define what power means to them. |
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... smiles nervously , his broken front tooth makes his smile look crooked . " Let's go , " he says to the woman . She climbs down the bleachers , her tight jeans and her little sneakers make the climbing slow and jerky . She is flushed ...
... smiles nervously , his broken front tooth makes his smile look crooked . " Let's go , " he says to the woman . She climbs down the bleachers , her tight jeans and her little sneakers make the climbing slow and jerky . She is flushed ...
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... smiles . She has read Amy Vanderbilt's book and knows to appear pleasant while pouring . It's part of the art , like ... smile never falters . She climbs to the chair , she yanks one rose from the florist's arrangement and sticks it into ...
... smiles . She has read Amy Vanderbilt's book and knows to appear pleasant while pouring . It's part of the art , like ... smile never falters . She climbs to the chair , she yanks one rose from the florist's arrangement and sticks it into ...
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... smile , a time for magic and moon- light . i quietly descend to one of the celebrations . in a small island vil- lage i find twenty - five women of all ages and sizes , gathered around a hot pool . the weather is far from tropical ...
... smile , a time for magic and moon- light . i quietly descend to one of the celebrations . in a small island vil- lage i find twenty - five women of all ages and sizes , gathered around a hot pool . the weather is far from tropical ...
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