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"Skin of Glass is mysticism for New Yorkers: a non-fluffy, erotic, and startlingly honest memoir."
--Ruth Vincent, The Villager "In Skin of Glass: Finding Spirit in the Flesh, Dunya Dianne McPherson is an embodied woman grounded in her personal mystery, welcoming from beyond the veils. Our author uses her gift of language, detailed observation, and memory to inhabit landscapes and mirrors inside body and soul. Her focus on being embodied, awake, and fluid shows hope of the creative process married to the mystical journey...a generous gift of compassion, support, and steadfast presence...
––Bernadine Jennings, Attitude: The Dancer's Magazine, summer 2008 A mystical page-turner
"I read Skin of Glass in two days all the way through, wishing, as I read, that there was a way I could inhale this book instead, draw this feast of story into me sooner, faster, more vividly... Its intimate poetic prose paints brilliant color and life; I feel it filling in the mesh of who I am, like water clinging to the holes in a sieve."
––Jenna Woods, author of The Dancing Cymbalist
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Beautiful and compelling
"Dunya does a beautiful job of translating the language of the body into a written form. This is a moving book to read, and one that may likely make you want to move. Honest, brave, insightful and very smart on many levels, this book communicates both literal thoughts and a compelling energy. Many spiritual quests overlook the body. This one goes right into the depths. Well worth taking your time to savor the language. "
––Marjie Citron, New York City (Amazon review)
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