“On this cliff, I can almost touch the night sky; it hovers so close and puts a distance between me and the things threatening my conscience. I lay on a blanket in the damp grass and enfold myself in the drama of other worlds. The Big and Little Dipper tilt toward me, as if ready to spill their contents, and Scorpius curls its tail, ready to strike. The problems of my little life shrink under the majesty of such an expanse.”
In this thought-provoking novel, the author explores the consequences of a world where the moon has turned blue, symbolizing a catastrophic event. The story delves into the lives of individuals and communities as they navigate a new reality marked by scarcity, conflict, and the struggle for survival. Themes of environmentalism, societal breakdown, and the resilience of the human spirit are central to the narrative. more
“she shook me to the core. She was an earthquake, and I was changed forever because of her.”
“The air is sharp, and I understand why years ago sea air was prescribed as a tonic for the body.”
“As you become your own advocate and your own steward, your life will beautifully transform.”
“Self care is not a waste of time. Self care makes your use of time more sustainable.”
“doing what makes you happy is not selfish, it’s necessary.”