Celebrating Maud - Blake, A. C.

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Résumé :
Celebrating Maud: A Tribute to L.M. Montgomery In honour of L.M. Montgomery's 150th birthday, Celebrating Maud brings together poetry and illustrations that reflect her resilience, love of nature, and enduring imagination. A.C. Blake offers a heartfelt tribute to the author who continues to inspire readers worldwide. Highlights: A heartfelt celebration of L.M. Montgomery's life and legacy. Original poems explore Maud's struggles, resilience, and triumphs. Insights into themes of creativity and perseverance that shaped her work. Perfect for fans of Anne of Green Gables and Emily of New Moon....

Biographie:
A.C. Blake is a Canadian-American poet, author, and illustrator whose works are deeply influenced by her rich heritage and the beauty of natural landscapes. A lifelong admirer of L.M. Montgomery, Blake channels themes of resilience, hope, and nature in her creative endeavors, weaving together words and images that speak to the heart.Her poetry, short stories, and illustrations have been published internationally, recognized for their emotional depth and cultural richness. Blake's work has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary journals, and some of her original papers are preserved in the prestigious de Grummond Children's Literature Collection at the University of Southern Mississippi.Blake studied at Emily Carr University in British Columbia and holds an MA from Syracuse University and a terminal MFA from the University of Hartford. She serves as a professor of visual storytelling at Sessions College and continues to explore new ways of blending her love of literature and art in all her projects.To discover more about her work, visit: annecatharineblake.com....

Sommaire:
A.C. Blake is a Canadian-American poet, author, and illustrator whose works are deeply influenced by her rich heritage and the beauty of natural landscapes. A lifelong admirer of L.M. Montgomery, Blake channels themes of resilience, hope, and nature in her creative endeavors, weaving together words and images that speak to the heart. Her poetry, short stories, and illustrations have been published internationally and recognized for their emotional depth and cultural richness. Blake's work has appeared in numerous anthologies and literary journals, and some of her original papers are preserved in the prestigious de Grummond Children's Literature Collection at the University of Southern Mississippi. Blake studied at Emily Carr University in British Columbia and holds an MA from Syracuse University and a terminal MFA from the University of Hartford. She serves as a professor of visual storytelling at Sessions College and continues to explore new ways of blending her love of literature and art in all her projects. To learn more about her work, visit annecatharineblake.com....