Reena Doss

Broschiertes Buch

Swallowing The Moon

Beschreibung

Swallowing The Moon (The Extended Version - 2024) Ever tried Swallowing The Moon? It is is not practically possible unless you understand the metaphor of the different voices that hide inside it. Reena Doss takes you on a journey into her inner world, spilling her heart to tell you stories about the Celestial Sky, the Earth and her seasons. Her pages are a collection of ballads, poetry, guides, letters, notes, essays and art. This book is about the ocean, the rain, the mountain, the flowers and the wild. It carries stories of warmth, growth and healing. It is an offering of deep love, a blooming in a far away garden and the awakening of a beautiful rose in Spring. Please Note: Digital art pieces are only available in the extended version (2024) paperback.

Autor

Writing is Reena Doss' first voice of expression, followed closely by art and creativity. Through the encouraging platform provided by the Instagram community, she reclaimed her lost voices, evolved a few others and discovered new ones along the way. This has redeemed her trust that consistent Hope, Faith and Love in what is true ignites what is impossible to occur. Her adoration for her beloved Weaver, the Celestial Sky, lovely Nature and her fellow Earthians has given her immeasurable courage to endure every season with a resilience born from battles overcome.Born in Calcutta with roots drawn from Chennai and Pondicherry, Reena Doss has lived most of her life in the south of India-Bangalore. Though she prefers traveling to far-off places inside her head, she sometimes ventures into the world that others call real. You can try and catch her but it may not always be possible as she is generally off on adventures flying on phoenix wings, swimming into the deep with mermaids and chasing fiery dragons down for stories.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Ink Gladiators Press
• Seitenzahl: 362
• Erscheinungstermin: 7. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 203mm x 127mm x 21mm
• Gewicht: 435g
• ISBN-13: 9789390766468
• ISBN-10: 939076646X
• Artikelnr.: 72648511