All of these poems and ceramics testify to the artist's willingness to question, to experiment, to take chances, and to grow. . . . We come away from this book with a deep appreciation for the making and knowing that lie behind these ceramic and poetic creations.


Naranjo-Morse's poems . . . have a power arising from the immediacy of heartfelt experience. . . . This volume certainly walks in beauty with a sculpted balance between its two artistic media.


Mud Woman is a delightful and entertaining effort exploring the wonder of life and the joy of living in a unique and powerful way.


Both moving and delightful. . . . A fine and welcome addition to any collection that includes Native American literature


A wonderfully gentle and imaginative text, brought to life by a skillful artist in an uncommon dialogue of pottery and poems.