In this episode, Claire chats to Rebecca Rijsdijk, EIC and founder of the awesome Sunday Mornings at the River, about their latest anthology, Songs of Revolution: poems against oppression.
About the anthology - In an era where the world's heartbeats echo with unrest, Songs of Revolution emerges as a compelling anthology of poetry, offering a mosaic of voices that resonate with passion, resilience, and hope. Curated by the acclaimed Sunday Mornings at the River, this collection unites poets from across the globe, each bringing their unique perspective to the forefront of change.
This profound anthology is more than just a literary journey; it's a mission for humanitarian aid. Embracing the power of words to heal and unite, 100% of the royalties from this book are dedicated to Medical Aid for Palestinians, a noble cause supporting vital health services in a region where hope and help are most needed.
Why You Should Read This Book:
Diverse Voices: Featuring a range of international poets, each piece in this collection offers a unique lens on global struggles and the human condition.
A Fusion of Themes: From the echoes of conflict to the whispers of peace, these poems traverse a landscape of emotions and experiences, painting vivid imagery that stays with the reader.
Support a Noble Cause: Your purchase directly contributes to providing medical aid in Palestine, making each page you turn a step towards helping those in need.
Sunday Mornings at the River is an independent poetry press founded in 2012 by Rebecca Rijsdijk. With a mission deeply rooted in fostering a vibrant literary community, this one-woman press tries to champion the voices of the marginalized. Embracing Salman Rushdie's ethos that poetry should challenge and awaken, Sunday Mornings at the River publishes works that aim to make a significant impact, ensuring a platform for diverse and powerful voices in an industry often dominated by traditional gatekeepers. Find out more about the press on their website www.sundaymorningsattheriver.com and on Instagram @sundaymorningsattheriver
Episode 15 - Rebecca Rijsdijk