Pillow Prayers - Murray, Margaret C.
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Hedonistically delightful, full of breathtaking exuberance, Pillow Prayers is set in San Francisco after the Summer of Love. At its center is sexy Beth, owner of a zen pillow stitchery, for whom life appears to be a hop, skip and a prayer on a psychedelic bus. Who could know she sews her pillows while maneuvering toward tragedy? Not Ruth, an academic, turned street artist. Nor skeptical Lonnie, grad student, seduced by the possibilities of this flower-child world. Orbiting around the women are Willie, Beth's "old man", Black Panther Avon, the father of Ruth's children, and the glittering zen…mehr

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Hedonistically delightful, full of breathtaking exuberance, Pillow Prayers is set in San Francisco after the Summer of Love. At its center is sexy Beth, owner of a zen pillow stitchery, for whom life appears to be a hop, skip and a prayer on a psychedelic bus. Who could know she sews her pillows while maneuvering toward tragedy? Not Ruth, an academic, turned street artist. Nor skeptical Lonnie, grad student, seduced by the possibilities of this flower-child world. Orbiting around the women are Willie, Beth's "old man", Black Panther Avon, the father of Ruth's children, and the glittering zen master, Jones Roshi. Free love, free speech, abundant drugs. Hang out in San Francisco and Berkeley in the shadows of runaway youngsters, hipsters, old beatniks, newborn feminists, anti-war resisters and seductive gurus. Fall into the abyss of pleasure. Love ruined, love reborn after the Summer of Love.
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Margaret C. Murray was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and graduated from Carnegie- Mellon University and Hunter College. She attended the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center and the Squaw Valley Screenwriters Conference. Teacher of From Heart to Paper Writing Workshops and grassroots literary publisher of WriteWords Press, Margaret lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.