Charting the Lost Continent - by Linda Albert (Paperback)
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<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>A poetry collection reflecting the universal themes and life passages of women, taking readers along on a courageous journey of navigation and discovery.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Poetry has the power to help us deeply connect with others while accessing our higher selves. At its best, poetry can act as a reflective mirror and catalyst for personal growth and societal change. <em>Charting the Lost Continent </em>comes at a time in history when its message is more important than ever as both men and women collectively work toward female empowerment, self-acceptance, and gender equality. The author has arranged this collection in sections that reflect the universal themes and life passages of women, taking readers along on a courageous journey of navigation and discovery.</p><p>Linda Albert is an internationally published award-winning poet, essayist, and former theater director. A certified Jungian Archetypal Pattern Analyst and communication coach with a Master Certification in Neurolinguistics, Linda's poetry is influenced by her interest and academic training in those areas as well as by the changing roles of contemporary women and her personal joys, struggles, and insights. Her awards include the Olivet and Dyer-Ives Foundation Poetry Prizes and the Atlanta Review's International Merit Award for poetry.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p><strong>"Poems filled with feminine strength and power. A deep dive into the secret places in Everywoman's heart."</strong> - Carol Gino, <em>NY Times</em> bestselling author of <em>The Nurses Story </em>and <em>Me and Mario: Love, Power, & Writing with Mario Puzo, Author of the Godfather</em></p><p>"<strong>Captures the life cycle of the heart's secret joys and griefs from birth through aging. Like bite-sized meditations, these poems can be savored over and over again." </strong>- Rachel Epstein, L.Ac., J.D, Director, American Institute for Mental Imagery and co-author of Reversing the Trauma of War: A PTSD Imagery Handbook</p><p><strong>"The title poem declares that the reclaiming and charting of The Feminine requires 'heart and steel.' Albert writes with both those qualities in this collection of powerful poetry."</strong> - Cynthia Trenshaw, MTh, author of Meeting in the Margins: An Invitation to Encounter Society's Invisible People, and Mortal Beings: poetry.</p><p><strong>"This book brings us into a sacred domain, opening vistas of truth in a voice we can understand. One does not so much read these words, but listens to the stories of the wise ones."</strong> - Michael Conforti, Director, Assisi Institute, Jungian Analyst, Author, Lecturer, and Film Script Consultant</p><p><strong>"Linda Albert's poems resonate with the quest to be heard, the challenge to continue emerging, and the search for a meaningful life."</strong> - Nancy K. Schlossberg, Ph.D., author of Too Young to be Old and other books on transitions and aging</p><p><strong>"Well crafted and filled with wisdom and sensual insight. Linda's authentic and brave revelations are a map for her readers to use as a guide through loss and growth into praise song."</strong> -- Linda Leedy Schneider, LMSW, workshop leader for The International Women's Writing Guild, and author of <em>Some Days: Poetry of a Psychotherapist</em></p><p><strong>"Takes readers on a courageous journey of navigation and discovery. Read <em>Charting the Lost Continent </em>knowing you can follow its map to find a way to love this fleeting life."</strong> -- Miriam Pederson, Emeritus Professor of English, author of <em>This Brief Light</em></p><p><strong>"From diapers to death, Albert is fierce, honing the poet's knife to cut through and into the reality of what makes a life." </strong>-- Silvia Behrend, D. Min, M. Div.</p><p> </p><br>
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