As National Poetry Month draws to a close, I’m offering two books of my poetry Free on Kindle from Sunday, April 26 through Thursday April 30.
You don’t need a Kindle device to enjoy the books, just download the free Kindle app on your phone or tablet, or the cloud reader on your computer.
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This is a remarkable collection by a poet who asks us all to consider what this journey we call “life” means, and more importantly, how to show up every day with thanks for all that is fleeting and fragile.
–Carey Taylor, author of The Lure of Impermanence
From her exquisitely detailed personifications of the natural world to the laying bare of her vulnerabilities (which are also ours), to the way in which she transcends the daily by transforming it into something holy, Warner will make you laugh, cry, think, and wax nostalgic—sometimes all at the same time.
–Sue Magrath, author of The Salvation of Poetry: A Novel
The range of Cathy Warner's poems in Home by Another Road is remarkable. She is equally at home in life's darkest challenges as in life's delights--and she creates her own delights in poems that vary from pensive to playful, exploratory to exuberant. As the book's title suggests, many of the poems engage particular journeys, while the book's sections lead us through a road trip of ever-changing experiences. You'll find this collection an enriching traveling companion.
-Peggy Rosenthal, author of Praying Through Poetry: Hope for Violent Times
Take a walk with Cathy Warner as she maps out the contours of a life of faith, which is ultimately a life of deep relationship. From mountain-top moments of clarity and connection, to valleys of doubt and pain, these poems chart a course through the difficult terrain of personal transformation, using language and sound generous enough to welcome even the novice traveler. Home by Another Road is a bracingly honest record of healing, and finally of hope, from a trustworthy poet and guide.
-Melissa Reeser Poulin, author of Rupture, Light
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