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In They Still Call Us Witches, Anne Gottlieb crafts a powerful collection of golden shovel poems that reclaim the voices and experiences of women across generations. Inspired by iconic works from Audre Lorde, Gwendolyn Brooks, Ada Limon, Gwen Stefani, and more, these poems explore identity, motherhood, resilience, and the persistent struggle against societal expectations. Gottlieb's verses illuminate the beauty, pain, and strength found in everyday moments-from childhood lessons and family life to public spaces and private reflections. This collection is a lyrical testament to endurance, transformation, and the enduring magic of women's lives.

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Anne Gottlieb's work can be found in Salon, East on Central, and California English, and she writes a blog about being an empty nester with over one hundred loyal readers. She studied creative writing at the Graham School at the University of Chicago and earned her doctorate in Education Leadership from National Louis University. She teaches high school English in Hillside, Illinois.

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