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Chrysalis
Chrysalis is a collection of twenty-four stories spanning seven years of this talented writer's career. Full of coruscating prose, each story defies categorisation, arcing round the genres of science fiction, fantasy and horror yet refusing to settle on either one. From death, life, love, loss and hope, the endless circles flit ever on. This is a collection of stories like no other. It will take you deep within the human soul and out onto the windswept slopes of all our dreams and nightmares.
Chrysalis
Chrysalis is a touching tale of lost and found love, regrets and relationships by debut author, Jeremy Welch. The book explores serious issues including sex trafficking and post-traumatic stress disorder in a universal and ultimately hopeful story.
Chrysalis
Before Darwin, before Audubon, there was Maria Sibylla Merian. An artist turned naturalist known for her botanical illustrations, Merian was born just sixteen years after Galileo proclaimed that the earth orbited the sun. But at the age of fifty, she sailed from Europe to the New World on a solo scientific expedition to study insect metamorphosis—an unheard-of journey for any naturalist at that time, much less a woman. When she returned, she produced a book that secured her reputation, only to have it savaged in the nineteenth century by scientists who disdained the work of “amateurs.” Exquisitely written and illustrated, Chrysalis takes us from golden-age Amsterdam to the Surinam tropics to modern laboratories where Merian’s insights fuel a new branch of biology. Kim Todd brings to life a seventeenth-century woman whose boldness and vision would still be exceptional today.
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Immerse yourself in a ride of the author's imagination. Traveling diverse roads from keen observation, exploring the growth from boyhood to manhood, from exhilaration to the pinnacles of deep despair. Themes of nature protrude their heads spanning all four seasons. Curl up to browse the pages in a quiet room and let your mind wander the corridors of imagination that come to life in this book; a collection gathered by my muse of a flawed utopia, viewed by many perspectives of a world shining bright. This is the hatching of ideas.
Forever Chrysalis
Years after high school, Christine, Crystal, Alice, and Lisa return to the Finger Lakes to perform again as Chrysalis, their schooldays quartet. They discover that what still binds them together is not only their music but having to deal with their problematic mothers. One wonders what her deceased mother was like as a person, not just the “mother figure” she knew. Another thinks her mother lives her life recklessly. The parent perceived as controlling is also struggling to hide her Parkinson’s from the outside world, and the fourth has burgeoning dementia. While the adult daughters are rediscovering harmony in their singing and in their friendships, the mothers form bonds of their own—bonds made of secrets and new discoveries—and ultimately they find answers that bring the mothers and their daughters to a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships to each other.
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Ten stories. Ten investigations into the transformations brought about by obsession, neglect and fanaticism. From an inter-species love affair on an alien world through the dead countries of a troubled imagination, the apocalypse as a product launch, and into the heart of the labyrinth. The chrysalis is about to open.
The Chrysalis
Robbie is a young woman with spastic cerebral palsy. She has limited speech and spends most of her time in her wheelchair. So it appears to her that life is just passing her by and that there is nothing she can do about it. Robbie is involved in a tragic accident, and while she is unconscious, she visits heaven. There, she is shown the path her life could take, giving her hope and a purpose. However, this would mean that she would live the rest of her life as a disabled person. The Chrysalis is Robbies journeyfrom where she is like the caterpillar, as she feeds off the goodness of others, then to the chrysalis, where she learns her own worth and abilities, becoming an adult. Finally, she evolves into that beautiful butterfly that she was always meant to be.
From Chrysalis to Butterfly
This is a true story of how Anna discovered that she had the ability to heal physical and mental ailments amongst her family and friends. She then became aware that she had lived before and that many people involved in her past lives were around her again in this life. She developed the ability to interpret her own past and present life situation and then found that she could do the same for others. This book includes remarkable stories of deep healing, many of which have been truly life-changing. Having met Anna on a spiritual holiday I experienced first hand her ability to channel healing energies, and as we move from acquaintances to friends I stand in awe of her strong link with the sour...
