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    A Window Into Story

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    This collection of poems and digital art is the first collaboration between poet, Marilyn Raymond, and artist, Cathryn Wellner. Together they have created a unique way of presenting poetry and images. The book extends an intimate invitation to communicate through poems that are open and accessible and images that offer a rare glimpse into story.

    Marilyn’s poems, though on a wide range of topics, always have natural images, often both light and dark together - hope and loss, beauty and death, love and loneliness - and are meant to inspire connection: connection to insight; connection to trees, rivers and the animals that love them; connection to our human loves; connection to our deeper selves. 

    Cathryn is the creator of the series of whimsical, poignant, sometimes heart wrenching picture/micro story combinations known as Small Scale Stories: Only Slightly Off Kilter. The photographs and micro stories encourage readers to keep reaching for connection: lighthearted, passionate, heartwarming, sad, lonely, and beautiful ways to Love this Earth.

    Together, Cathryn and Marilyn, have created a unique way of presenting poetry and images. This book extends an intimate invitation to communicate through poems that are intentionally written to be open and accessible and images that offer a rare glimpse into story through the eyes of another.
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    • Primary Category: Poetry
    • Project Option: US Letter, 8.5×11 in, 22×28 cm
      # of Pages: 44
    • Publish Date: Jul 19, 2018
    • Language English
    • Keywords poetry, digital art, nature, inspiration, love
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    Cathryn Wellner
    Glenelg, South Australia

    I’ve spent my life following stories — sometimes intentionally, sometimes by stumbling into them. I’ve been a community builder, a storyteller, a hopeful observer, and, quite unexpectedly, a farmer. Life has a way of surprising us, and my path has rarely run in a straight line. I’ve lived in cities and in the deep quiet of the countryside. I’ve worked with communities to spark change, championed reasons for hope, and collected courage in unlikely places. Along the way, I discovered that the stories we think we’re living often turn out to be the ones that are living us. These days, I write from a place of curiosity and gratitude — for the people I’ve met, the challenges that shaped me, and the joys that arrived unannounced. My work continues to explore connection, aging as adventure, and the unexpected ways we grow into ourselves.

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