Mapping Home - Krishnamoorthy, Savita; Nagamangalam, Arjun
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Mapping Home is a collection of poems by Savita Krishnamoorthy, and 16-year-old Arjun Nagamangalam, a mother and son team. The book explores themes about memory, love, loss, and finding joy in the everyday; the fragrance of a sweet dessert, the glory of a majestic mountain, the ethereal light of dawn, music from the piano that fills a home, and the gifts that nature offers us consistently and unfailingly.

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Mapping Home is a collection of poems by Savita Krishnamoorthy, and 16-year-old Arjun Nagamangalam, a mother and son team. The book explores themes about memory, love, loss, and finding joy in the everyday; the fragrance of a sweet dessert, the glory of a majestic mountain, the ethereal light of dawn, music from the piano that fills a home, and the gifts that nature offers us consistently and unfailingly.
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Autorenporträt
SAVITA KRISHNAMOORTHY is an art historian, educator, organizer, and writer from India, based in Redmond, WA. She is a founding member and co-organizer for Black Cinema Collective, a Washington-based arts organization celebrating works of African and Afro-diasporic filmmakers through programmed screenings and community discussions. Her writing publications include The Times of India, Feminist Media Histories (University of California Press), Courageous Creativity, Black Embodiment Studio Journal, and the International Examiner, Seattle, where she is a regular contributor writing on books, the arts, and culture. www.savvykrish.com ARJUN NAGAMANGALAM is a Junior in High School whose first love is the piano. He is an (almost) Eagle Scout, and his other interests include snowboarding, soccer, and Ultimate Frisbee, where he plays on his school's Varsity team. He also loves cooking and is working on perfecting the art of the soufflé that is "as light as a feather and fluffy as a cloud."