Kirjahaku

Cuisine On The Nile Cookbook is a great mix of old and new; quick and involved; fast and slow recipes with a soulful flair. The book is filled over 100 recipes with accompanying full color photographs of each recipe. Aisha Lumumba has done a wonderful job of showing how to cook great vegan food.

Aisha Lumumba created this book as a celebration of her body of work over the last ten years. This book and the art work within shows her love, respect and adoration for the women in her life.View it as a photo-journal of her plunge into the depths of quilt art. Ms. Lumumba's art highlights the various activities of women and shows how she feels about women and their lives.

The Women Who Fly continues my idea of uplifting women through my art. This series evoked a strong desire to tell the story of women who have suffered, fallen down, gotten back up and soared. The idea for this exhibit came to me with "Only Women Have Wings" back in 2009. I put it on the back burner until "And The Angels Cried" came forth out of the horrendous shooting death of the Emanuel Nine in a Charleston, South Carolina church. The flame was ignited inside me to create an entire series of quilts exclaiming that we get knocked down but we don't stay down. After creating "Leap", the quilts started rolling in. Dancers after dancers, then different kinds of dancers, all came to me. The wings and the outfits were just as important as the stories that went along with the quilts.Finally it was a memorable series with audacious stories and beautiful quilts, plus a bonus quilt pattern.

Finally a cookbook with easy recipes for the novice cook as well as welcome additions to the expert chefs' library. This book takes the fear and uncertainty out of becoming a vegan. The new vegan no longer has to wonder "what will I eat if I give up meat and dairy?". This cookbook is filled with healthy options for everyday dining. Over 50 recipes that are simple to prepare accompanied by colorful pictures of each dish.