Trista Hendren is the author of The Girl God series. Her work explores themes of female power and spirituality.
The narrative offers a feminist reinterpretation of the creation story, where a mother shares her insights with her son. Through this heartfelt storytelling, she aims to inspire a new perspective and foster a better world for them both, blending themes of love, empowerment, and transformation.
Exploring the theme of feminine beauty and empowerment, this anthology features personal reflections from women who embrace their bodies as representations of the Goddess. The collection highlights a historical perspective where women's fullness was celebrated and revered, encouraging readers to reclaim their own beauty and self-worth. Through these heartfelt contributions, the book fosters a sense of connection and admiration for the divine feminine.
Celebrating the Divine Female, this beautifully illustrated book features enchanting artwork by Elisabeth Slettnes. It combines quotes from diverse faith traditions and insights from feminist thinkers, making it an inspiring read for children and adults alike. The book invites exploration of femininity and spirituality, offering a unique perspective on the sacred feminine across cultures.
The narrative explores the journey of women through history, highlighting their struggles for equality, independence, and sovereignty. It draws inspiration from the Egyptian Goddess Isis, originally known as Auset, to illustrate a powerful path toward empowerment and resilience. The book delves into the significance of these themes and the enduring legacy of women's fight for their rights.
Exploring the challenges women face within a capitalist patriarchal system, this book delves into the intersection of gender and economic structures. It critiques societal norms and highlights the systemic inequalities that perpetuate women's struggles. Through a blend of analysis and personal narratives, it aims to empower readers to understand and challenge these oppressive frameworks, advocating for a more equitable society.
Focusing on the duality of Inanna's journey, the book explores her descent into the Underworld and the significance of emerging from darkness. It emphasizes the cyclical nature of life, where individuals often face challenges that push them down, mirroring societal pressures, particularly from patriarchy. The narrative highlights the importance of resilience and the moments of renewal that follow periods of struggle, encouraging readers to recognize their own journeys through darkness and the potential for rebirth and empowerment.