Resurgence of the Mind's Eye - Grossman, Elisa
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Resurgence of the Mind's Eye is a compilation of creative writing pieces that cover a few genres such as fiction inspired by real events, the beginnings of a memoir, and poetry influenced by a dream. My readers will feel connected to these pieces because they too have lived a life full of adventure, struggle, and without a doubt stood directly in the line of the great mystery questioning their own purpose. These sentiments will resonate with my audience who would like to share a symbolic truth I could preserve through literature. I am pleased to share my experiences so that anyone can recognize their authenticity and have the courage to own it.…mehr

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Resurgence of the Mind's Eye is a compilation of creative writing pieces that cover a few genres such as fiction inspired by real events, the beginnings of a memoir, and poetry influenced by a dream. My readers will feel connected to these pieces because they too have lived a life full of adventure, struggle, and without a doubt stood directly in the line of the great mystery questioning their own purpose. These sentiments will resonate with my audience who would like to share a symbolic truth I could preserve through literature. I am pleased to share my experiences so that anyone can recognize their authenticity and have the courage to own it.
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Autorenporträt
Elisa is a member of the Zhiibaahaasing First Nation and Xicana descent and identifies as an Indigenous woman from Turtle Island. She has many roles. Elisa serves as a Licensed Massage Therapist, Indigenous Environmental Research Scholar, Community Support Specialist, Decolonizing Libraries Committee Member, award winning published author, human & environmental advocate, and herbal medicine creator, keeper of seeds, light warrior, daughter, sister, mother, auntie, wife, and relative. Her published work has appeared in the Tribal Observer and the Tribal College Journal of American Indian Higher Education.