Ebook {Epub PDF} Getting Home Alive by Aurora Levins Morales

Aurora Levins Morales. Home What I Do What We Can Do Together Residency in Puerto Rico Connections Blog Support Aurora This gallery replaces the photo section in the first edition of Getting Home Alive. Many more images coming soon. Listen to my podcasts. MY NAME IS AURORA LEVINS MORALES. WELCOME TO MY ONLINE HOME. I'm a writer, an artist, a historian, a teacher and mentor. I'm a also an activist, a healer, a revolutionary. I tell stories with medicinal powers. Herbalists who collect wild plants to make medicine call it wildcrafting. I wildcraft the details of the world, of history, of people's lives, and concentrate them through art in order to shift . Rosario Morales co authored the novel “Getting Home Alone” with her daughter Aurora Levins Morales. Rosario Morales was born on Aug in New York and passed away on Ma in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She attended a number of universities including Cornell, Hunter, and the University of Puerto Rico.4/5.

Getting home alive means searching for the sacred place from which all life emanates. This search is an all consuming passion for both Aurora Levins Morales and Rosario Morales. Home. As a team of well-versed professionals dedicated to helping students to achieve their academic goals, we ensure that every order is completed Getting Home Alive|Aurora Levins Morales by the deadline, all instructions are met, and the quality corresponds to the highest academic standards. All our papers are % authentic, perfectly structured and free of any errors. Levins Morales co-authored, with her mother, a collection of short sto-ries, essays, prose poems, and poetry in English, entitled Getting Home Alive. Shortly after its publication, Levins Morales was in a car accident that caused injuries to her brain. For a year, she was unable to think.

Getting Home Alive: Authors: Aurora Levins Morales, Rosario Morales: Contributor: Rosario Morales: Edition: illustrated: Publisher: Firebrand Books, Original from: University of Texas. Aurora Levins Morales "Child of the Americas" () These lines are from the poem, "Child of the Americas," from the autobiography of daughter and mother, Aurora Levins Morales and Rosario Morales, Getting Home Alive. (1) The lines speak clearly of multiple migrations and mestizaje, but conclude with a strong affirmation of wholeness. Rosario Morales co authored the novel “Getting Home Alone” with her daughter Aurora Levins Morales. Rosario Morales was born on Aug in New York and passed away on Ma in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She attended a number of universities including Cornell, Hunter, and the University of Puerto Rico.