POETRY CHAPBOOK. Padding Loamy on a Brew of Earth is a lyrical reckoning with identity, displacement, and the quiet negotiations of love. In this intimate chapbook, the poet reflects on her time as a young MFA student in London, where an unlikely romance led to an elopement and a new life in a remote Scottish Village on the edge of the North Sea. These poems confront the alienation of being foreign and the complexities of forging connection across difference. With language as rich and textured as the soil beneath her feet, the poet invites readers into a world where love and identity are tilled, turned, and tenderly unearthed.

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YOUNG ADULT FICTION. In the mystical Highlands of Scotland, Rork, “the Fergus,” is grieving his beloved gran. One morning, he wakes with the ability to hear voices of the dead, leading him to a young banshee and a strange girl with green eyelashes. The three are bound together in a banshee tradition that pitches them into an otherworld adventure of before-death, after-death and in-between death.

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POETRY CHAPBOOK. A series of poems that explore and celebrate the love, rapport, and affinity found between mothers and daughters throughout the many stages of life. Her poems capture the relationship between the two in private moments with an impeccable sense of clarity and insight.

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POETRY CHAPBOOK. Poems that commemorate a daughter’s last year at home, before college, summer jobs and first apartments. A bittersweet time of hope and promise. Each week, a short “lesson” poem was stashed inside her lunch, next to the pear and animal crackers.

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POEMS AND RECIPES. “Cooketry” is an innovative concoction, bound together as a beautiful and inspiring giftbook. A treat for foodies. Or a perfect hostess or special occasion gift.

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POETRY CHAPBOOK. The poet Matthew Arnold said of brevity, “Have something to say, and say it as clearly as you can. That is the only secret.” Poet Tori Grant Wellhouse not only embodies that rare economy of language, her imagery is often startling, getting at the painful ‘aha’ moments of life deftly. I truly enjoyed this book from cover to cover.

–Lucy Simpson, reader, poet and artist

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