'Life for Each' is Daisy Zamora's first book to appear in England. Part 1 of the book is called 'I Am the Other Women' and in it her strong interest in other people is feelingly expressed in her succinct identifications with different individual lives. Part 2 consists of personal poems, including a haunting poem about the death of her new born baby and her magnificent 'Celebration of the Body'. Her own life, family and friends continue to interact and enrich her political love and anger in Part 3, 'Loved Voices', and Part 4, 'Revolutionary Voices'.
