Noah: a supernatural eco-thriller

by Patricia L. Meek

Overview

A quirky, action-packed rollercoaster ride that takes the reader through science and religion, technology and indigenous wisdom. Noah's struggles are those of humanity as we attempt to find meaning in universal paradoxical patterns.
Noah is a wisdom tale for wise folks.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013533356
Publisher:	All Things That Matter Press
Publication date:	11/28/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	NOOK Book
Pages:	334
File size:	418 KB

About the Author

Patricia L. Meek derives her inspiration from mysticism, archetypal imagery, and the life and death struggle within the natural world.
She was one of the winners of AWP Intro for Fiction, American Writers Program for the introduction of emerging writers in fiction and poetry. After earning an M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Wichita State University, Wichita, Kansas, she taught English composition and creative writing in Kansas, California, Utah, Louisiana, and New Mexico.
Meek also holds an M.A. in Counseling from Southwestern College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where studied transpersonal psychology and holistic healing practices, including Reikî and Noetic Field Therapy. This interest in the subtler forms of human consciousness led her to the high Andes to learn the ceremonial and initiation practices of the Q’uero Paqos.
She currently works as a therapist in Southern Colorado and frequently returns to her hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
For additional information, please visit her website:
www.patricialmeek.com

Editorial Reviews

"Meek's work pulls the reader into a rich journey: timely, funny,
spiritual, and as utterly riveting as only the best authors can pull off,
and with the perfect combination of entertainment and
enlightenment."
~A. H. Hofer

A.H. Hofer

"If you thought you knew the story, Noah, wait until you read
Patricia L. Meek's contemporary rendition. Her characters are folks
we know; the situation, believable. Meek delivers a thriller plot that
grabs the reader and won't let go, all the while glimpsing insights
into ourselves and our time."
~Dorothy Shawhan is chair and professor emerita of English at Delta
State University where she still teaches creative writing workshops,
and is the author of Lizzie

Dorothy Shawhan

"Whatever floats your boat but when the water starts rising and
you've no idea who or even what you'll be sitting next to, here's the
book to pack for the long haul."
~James Gordon Bennett, author of My Father's Geisha

James Gordon Bennett

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