BEINGKIND - A BRAVE NEW RACE HAS ARRIVED

BEINGKIND - A BRAVE NEW RACE in paperback has arrived on Amazon Writing poetry and short stories has been Linda G. Palma's passion since she was a child. Among her favorite books is Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Science fiction movies, such as The Man Who Fell to Earth and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, have influenced her ideas about the anatomical and spiritual transformation of humans. She views these portrayals of extra-terrestrials originating from a one-sex race and the passion of conception through an aroused embrace. However, in our current milieu in which our freedoms are being challenged and fears divide and separate us, she questions where humankind is heading. As an undergraduate, Linda studied the science of evolution as well as creative writing at Queens College (CUNY) before launching herself into a twenty-five- year career in marketing and design consultancy. When not writing, Linda enjoys cycling, hiking the sky islands, cooking and advocating for a better future for our children by orchestrating fundraisers to raise awareness on fostering children.

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today's world

In our current milieu, I find myself referring back to my novel where we can learn much during these crucial crossroads of our life. Quotes from BeingKind - A Brave New Race: "Race!" There was fire in my sister’s eyes. “After all, what does race truly mean? Our government uses this term to acknowledge hatred. Their contradictions reflect the wrongdoings and inept thinking of the past. No genetic markers define race within a species. All of humankind should have been considered as one race. Ethnicity and the color of one’s skin should not have dictated to the segregation of diverse classifications. It is as if the humans considered their native origin to be subclasses within their species. It is a biological myth and an ignorant reference we must continue to eliminate!”

The Sea Turned Red

Excerpts from BeingKind - A Brave New Race by Linda G Palma: When all turned red I turned to the sea It was there I fled It was calling me The wind in my hair And a cool northern breeze With a flicker and a flare It beckoned me I swam for the living It was cold, it was warm But I kept on swimming Into a mighty storm I emerged unseen Beyond nothingness The world behind me Only blue with loneliness And there I drift Along with my dreams To reflect on my past Or of what it seems The salt erodes And there I float Where seagulls land To nourish their souls

Linda G. Palma - Being Kind Press

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