| “Her Voice Is Blackberries takes the reader on a journey that is at once immense and personal. These poems, grounded in remembrance, filled with the minutiae of daily life, open onto a new understanding of the sacred, and reveal to the reader the oneness of the Self and the World.” |
| — Diane Di Prima, author of “Loba” and “Recollections of My Life as a Woman” |
| “Joan Marie Wood's Her Voice Is Blackberries is an account of motherhood and of long, unforgotten turmoil. It is beautiful and powerful, yet filled with strength and grace. Everyone whose life has been touched by pain and by suicide should take this book to heart and master its lessons of survival and redemption.” |
| — Sue Walker, Poet Laureate of Alabama, author of “Blood Must Bear Your Name” and “It's Good Weather for Fudge: Conversing with Carson McCullers” |
A father's memoir edited and published by Joan Marie Wood
— Robert A. Duce, Distinguished Professor (Retired), Departments of Oceanography and Atmospheric Sciences, Texas A & M University
From Merestream Books