Sally Thomas Livres

Set against the backdrop of the summer of 2020, the narrative explores the profound interconnectedness of individuals during challenging times. It delves into themes of community, resilience, and the essential support systems that emerge when faced with adversity. The story highlights personal and collective experiences that reveal the importance of solidarity and understanding in navigating a crisis, ultimately emphasizing our shared humanity.

Exploring the interplay between the fleeting and the eternal, this collection captures the beauty of nature and human experience through the lens of time. The poet delves into themes of flesh, faith, and spirituality, particularly in the "Richeldis of Walsingham" sequence. Rich with insight and emotion, it offers readers a journey filled with hope, grace, and unexpected revelations, making it a profound reflection on life and love.

Rooted in the East Anglian village of Walsingham, this chapbook presents a poem cycle that explores its historical significance as a medieval pilgrimage site. Through the voices of imagined characters, it captures various moments in the village's rich history, offering a unique perspective on the spiritual and cultural experiences that have shaped Walsingham over time.