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We are honored to present a percentage of the proceeds from sales of "The Goddess and the Skylark, Dancing Through the Word Labyrinth," to ongoing relief and recovery efforts for the people and city of New Orleans.

SOMETHING MORE THAN ORDINARY

There has to be something exceptionally accomplished and appealing about a CD––in this case “The Goddess and the Skylark, Dancing through the Word Labyrinth”––that draws high-powered kudos from the spoken word community, the Internet community, and serious novelists alike:

--Consider the fact that it inspired the "Romantic Poet of the Internet" William F. DeVault to note that, “These are some of the most talented people in urban poetry today, and I think you'd be missing something huge if you don't get yourself a copy, now.”

--Renazance Radio described the CD in an uninhibited shout out as “pure uncut crack! BIGGUPS!!!”

--Novelist Jerry Pat Bolton noted, “Each piece is presented in its absolute POWER by these two renaissance voices, the crème de la crème of America's serious poets. I sat, spellbound as I listened to the marvelous blend of drums and reeds and the melodious voices recite some of the very best poems I have had the pleasure to hear and read.”

--And novelist Sage Sweetwater observed the following: “The Goddess and The Skylark are the voices of our millennium, optimistic about the next thousand years and will have a tremendous impact on emotions emphasized through spoken word poetry, a poetic maze of integrity that draws from human spirit and surfaces in the midst of diversity.”

Why such extraordinary superlatives? Call it the unexpected gold of a beautiful alchemy that not even the artists involved saw coming.