"This book is lovely, instructive, thought-provoking, and occasionally hard to read for all the right reasons. These stories, poems, plays, and graphic artwork are deeply important. Study these works, and you can learn an enormous amount of beneficial knowledge. I also loved the introductory essay and the questions at the end about how to create the best possible future we can make going forward."--Helen Thorpe, author of The Newcomers, Soldier Girls and Just Like Us
"We Can See into Another Place is an extraordinary volume of literary work that spans the arc of genres...the caliber of writing drew me in so I sat down and spent the next two days reading...open the cover and begin and you'll be conscience of your perspectives on the world and society and people changing, giving you a sharper, deeper wisdom and greater love for being alive. This book challenges you to change, to grow, to embrace the other....A treasure for all of us."--Jimmy Santiago Baca, author of A Place to Stand and No Enemies
"We Can See into Another Place settles in the harmony of a vast array of unexpectedly intertwined voices. Its nimble interplay of genres and formats confirms the space we can hold for endless shapes, visions, and possibilities."--Viniyanka Prasad, co-executive director & founder, The Word A Storytelling Sanctuary
"We Can See into Another Place: Mile-High Writers on Social Justice offers readers a rare opportunity: the chance to hear from a broad, inclusive group of storytellers using varied creative forms. Through these works, we discover how our humanity unites us. That is the power of outstanding creative work--and outstanding creative work is in abundance in this collection."--Cynthia Swanson, New York Times bestselling author of The Bookseller and The Glass Forest; editor of Denver Noir