Lilith: Weaving Mountains into Canyons

Malinowski’s Lilith: Weaving Mountains Into Canyons is a tapestry of vibrant colors. Here, the red of feminine love and feminist rage threads through the green of virility and the blue of compassion and the gold of painfully-won wisdom. Here, Goddesses and ancient mothers and she-demons re-sculpt the landscape of faith and imagination with their pain, re-weaving sacred stories to lay bare truths so many do not want to hear. These poems are an intricate tapestry of lore and myth, re-imagined for an age in desperate need of sacred tales of transformation, resilience, and courage. Rebecca Buchanan Blood, Honey, Snow: A Tale of Murder at the Edge of the World

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Lilith: Weaving Mountains into Canyons sings with poignancy and power, juxtaposing mythic explorations of gender with contemporary relationships to reveal the pain and joy of mortal life. Malinowski’s poems are much more than retellings of old tales; they cast a light of wisdom on the words and ideas that define and confine us, leading us toward a radical self-acceptance of our own divinity. This collection stirs the deep thought and sharp emotion necessary for surviving, thriving, and revelling in the beauty of human connection." Kelly Jarvis, Author of Selkie Moon and Contributing Writer at The Fairy Tale Magazine

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From goddess to demon to everyday mothers, maidens, and crones, Kim Malinowski digs deep, unearthing her own fierce magic. At once sacred and profane, Lilith: Weaving Mountains into Canyons is more than an exploration of femininity; it is the divine feminine laid bare. Lissa Sloan author of Glass & Feathers