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Creative Constellations: A writing Journal

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Spark your creativity and creative writing with quotes, poems, songs and writing prompts. Be inspired by writers and the universe.

May be used as a standalone or as a companion to the novellas in The Summer Triangle Trilogy —

The Lines Between Our Stars

The Bridges Between Us

The Clashing of Our Worlds,

by Lyndi Allison.

Contributors:
Poets
Radhika Samwald
Cristy Watson
Barbara Hunt
Lisa Reynolds
Miriam Rice
Jessica Outram
Christine Smith
Lyndi Allison

Songwriters
Robonzo
Les Fradkin

33 content pages. 60 writing pages. Fundraiser for education.

1 pages, Paperback

Published May 23, 2022

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Lyndi Allison

16 books41 followers

As a tween, Lyndi would walk miles to borrow books from the bookmobile, then tuck herself into quiet corners to read them. Now, she writes stories for young readers and adults that confront hard truths, invite healing, and draw from the stillness she finds in nature.

When she’s not writing on her back porch accompanied by bird songs, this healing storyteller beach walks, forest bathes, and hosts full moon celebrations and hike and creates where people gather to write, draw, or meditate in community.

Keeping rhythm with the earth, ocean and sky, Lyndi writes stories that heal, inspire, and awaken.

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September 27, 2022
Creative Constellations: A Writing Journal by Lyndi Allison, is a unique collection inspired by poetry, quotes, myths and diagrams. A fundraiser for education, it provides pathways for young adults to build skills and awareness, to manage life’s trials and celebrate its triumphs. I was drawn to Lyndi’s metaphor of our connections with one another being like constellations of stars. My favourite line is from Miriam Rice’s excerpt, “Perhaps it is part of the human condition to fear that which is beyond our ability to rationalize or domesticate with the dog-collar of science.”
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