Orna Ross je írska autorka, ktorá sa vo svojej tvorbe venuje románom aj poézii. Jej diela často skúmajú hlbiny ľudskej kreativity a poslanie umelcov v digitálnom veku. Ross sa snaží sprístupniť možnosti digitálneho publikovania a kreatívneho podnikania ďalším tvorcom, najmä tým z literárnych kruhov. Jej cieľom je inšpirovať ostatných k tvorbe pôsobivých diel a k premene vášne na obživu.
Set against the backdrop of a complex family dynamic, this literary drama explores the intricacies of relationships and the impact of a murder that disrupts their lives. As secrets unravel and tensions rise, characters are forced to confront their pasts and the choices that have led them to this pivotal moment. The narrative delves into themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the search for truth within the confines of familial bonds.
..And goodness knowswe are all as welcomeas we ever were here,in the holy, flowing hold of now.This is a book of mindfulness poetry in the tradition of Mary Oliver, Maya Angelou, John O'Donoghue, and Rumi's ancient wisdom.The thirty poems in this selection are intimately alive to the teachings offered by the smallest life moment.Some, like the title poem, " Allowing Now, " address the topic of mindfulness head-on. Others explore themes like self-compassion, inter-being, and creative acceptance.These thoughtful and lyrical poems do not shy from life's challenges or pains, but explore with startling clarity and kindness the mysteries of daily experience.They remind us what it is to live openly and freely, as alert witnesses to the unfolding moment. And how to reach out to others from that place of presence.In this collection, you'll find poems celebrating the miracle of creation, poems about birth and rebirth, poems about writing and creative flow practice, poems about passion, and perfection.While not shying away from adversity or suffering, this selection of inspirational poetry takes you deep inside the perceptions of a poet for whom the ordinary experience is always a treasure, and an opportunity for growth.
The imaginative poetry of Orna Ross draws inspiration from renowned poets like Maya Angelou and Mary Oliver, as well as ancient wisdom from figures such as Rumi and Kabir. Readers can expect to encounter verses that evoke inspiration and resonate deeply, making this collection a meaningful exploration of themes that transcend time and culture.
This illustrated gift-book features a collection of heartfelt poems celebrating love in all its forms, emphasizing self-love as well. Perfect for gifting to a cherished individual or as a treat for oneself, the book combines beautiful imagery with poignant verses, making it an ideal keepsake for expressing deep emotions and connections.
The narrative intertwines a recent murder with an unresolved crime from the past, creating a complex web of mystery and suspense. As the characters confront the repercussions of both events, they are forced to navigate their intertwined fates, leading to revelations that could alter their futures. Themes of guilt, redemption, and the impact of history on the present are explored, making for a compelling story that examines how the past continues to influence the present.
A death in the present-a killing in the past--a possible new future. After twenty years away, Jo Devereux flies home to Ireland for her mother's funeral -- the mother she hasn't spoken to for more than two decades. Every minute there reminds her of all the reasons she left and she has no desire to reacquaint herself with her home village. Or with Rory O'Donovan, the only man she ever loved, who still lives in the village. Then, she reads her mother's will. Her inheritance is a chest full of letters and diaries, written by her grandmother and great-aunt. In them, Jo discovers a legacy of poison and hatred that has laid waste to the lives of four generations of women. Facing the birth of her child, and single motherhood, Jo must now find out the ultimate truth: Who really killed her great uncle? What secrets and lies lay under her mother's and grandmother's unshakeable silence? Could her mission to uncover the truth about her foremothers be the key to a future with Rory? Or will it be their undoing? Read this haunting, heartbreaking saga of love, loss, and secrets in a country and a family ravaged by all kinds of intimate war.
Izzy Mulcahy is a mother and a woman in love, a writer and a thinker, and the last person anyone would expect to commit murder. After being charged with killing her father, Izzy escapes into the past - her own past and that of the famous Iseult Gonne, after whom she was named and with whom, in a strange way, she identifies.
