colonialism Archives

The Only Thing That Has Changed in 500 Years

Cry of The Indigenous Child, a poem by Saher Lalani at Spillwords.com

Julia R. DeStefano is a confessional poet who captures moments to preserve them in the glistening amber of language. A Red Queen in life and in verse, her empowering words and photographs have appeared in local and national publications. Julia’s pen is her wand. Her spells are her poems. An author driven by love and healed by intimacy, Julia’s first poetry collection, Leave Everything, was published in 2016 and reached #11 in Poetry by Women at Amazon. Her latest release, Whirling Into Flame, was published in December 2020. Julia’s writing has been hailed as a life raft with the ability to “touch you emotionally” and “engulf you in sensual satisfaction.” A limited edition woman teetering on the razor’s edge of reason and passion, Julia’s words unapologetically challenge perceptions.

Features

Syntropy

Interview Q&A With Julia R. DeStefano

The End or A New Beginning?

Interviews

Spotlight On Writers – Carl Parsons

Interview Q&A With Julia R. DeStefano

Spotlight On Writers – Nina Taylor

Two Sides of One Coin

Apple of Discord

Syntropy

The Only Thing That Has Changed in 500 Years

Cry of The Indigenous Child

Telling An African Story

colonialism

For Captain Ahab

Saying Goodbye

Interview Q&A With Julia R. DeStefano

Another Day of Dark

Flight of Fancy

Earning Tiger

Spotlight On Writers – Carl Parsons

Syntropy

Opinions

The Bubble of Lake Michigan

Megan Was Not One For Myths

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