A moving account of the author’s travels in Nepal and her journey of self-discovery
" Scot gives us the Nepal she saw, touched, visited with a feminist’s respect for difference. Hers is a tale of sharing, and we are privileged to see through her eyes, understand through her exquisite sensibility.” – Margaret Randall
Edited by Marianne Villanueva and Virginia Cerenio
Preface by Rocío Davis
Memory, joy, loss, and history – a multitude of voices
“It is very rare for me to read a book that resonates so close to my entire being…. Going Home is beautifully crafted, not just a collection ... writings like these not only serve as food for our souls, but provide insight into the human consequences of dislocation and dispossession.” –Multicultural Review
Anthology/Asian American Studies/Women Studies 312 pages, glossary
$17.95 + shipping and handling, ISBN 0-934971-84-6 paper
“Nietzke courageously treats Natalie as something other than another ugly feature of the urban landscape, revealing, through her personal testimony, Natalie’s human face.” – Publishers Weekly
Homelessness/Aging/Women’s Studies, 190 pages
$14.95 paper + shipping and handling, 0-934971-41-2
$24.95 cloth + shipping and handling, 0-934971-42-0
“A fine and tonic introduction to the mysteries of pan-culturalism and the future. A terrific read. Sibyl James has given us a delightful and useful gift.” – William Kittredge, author of Owning It All
Travel/Memoir/Essays, 210 pages
$9.95 paper + shipping and handling, 0-934971-15-3
$17.95 cloth + shipping and handling, 0-934971-16-1
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