About

Poet Rachel Kann, Sephardic/Ashkenazi Fulbright Scholar to Morocco & author of "How to Bless the New Moon", uplifts audiences and congregations in a diversity of spaces including TEDx, Town & Village Shul in NYC, Aleph Kallah, Junity LA, Jewlicious Fest X, Sinai Temple and Mishkon Tephilo in Santa Monica, CA. Rachel's award-winning dynamic presentations are empowering and affirming.

Endorsements

“If you think you don’t like poetry, Rachel Kann will disabuse you of that notion…The TEDx UCLA poet’s spoken word shows are mesmerizing as she delivers her words in a driving cadence, propelling her ideas forward with a surprising ferocity. Her meanings are frequently multiple.”

— Glen Starkey, Arts Editor, New Times, San Luis Obispo, CA

“Each piece in this collection sails lyrically through the grimy sea of human imperfection. And at the conclusion, the shoreline, of so many of these poems, the speaker reveals a counterintuitive secret: Beneath the murky waters of our fallibility resides–has always resided–what is most Divine. This is a deep and beautiful book.”

— Yehoshua November, Poet, LA Times Book Prize Finalist, NYC

Rachel Kann is a master wordsmith. Her poems are rich in content, packed with life’s wisdom and imbued with soul. May this collection of her work enable more of the world to enjoy her offerings.

— Sarah Yehudit Schneider, Torah Scholar and Author, "You Are What You Hate", A Still Small Voice, Jerusalem, IL

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