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Theodora Hart is a prairie woman who suffers loss but whose unique faith burns bright. She is rooted in the land of her youth and despite bad weather blooms strong like the August sun. Jesus also lights her heart. These brief poems tell of Theodora's grief and the shafts of wheat she pounds and kneads into the bread of life.
About the author
April Bulmer is a Canadian poet. She was born and raised in Toronto but has visited Saskatchewan where Good Grief is set. April holds Master's degrees in creative writing, religion and theological studies from major universities. Much of her writing deals with women and spirituality and the divine feminine. Many of her dozen books have been shortlisted for awards, including the International Beverly Prize for Literature in London, England, the Pat Lowther Memorial Award for the best book of poetry by a Canadian woman, the Next Generation Indie Book Awards in the U.S and the Global Book Awards. She won the YWCA Women of Distinction Award in the art and culture category in Cambridge, Ontario where she lives. Her work has also been celebrated and published widely in prestigious journals, anthologies and newspapers. For critical response to April's writing and more biographical information, please see www.aprilbulmer.wordpress.com. To purchase her books, please see www.aprilbulmer.com.
