Karen McCarthy Woolf Books

Formerly a political journalist, Karen Frances McCarthy now delves into spirituality, existential beliefs, and the philosophy of religion, with a particular focus on death, dying, and the afterlife. She champions writing as a tool for mindfulness and spiritual transformation, advocating for palliative and afterlife education. McCarthy brings her keen interest in metaphysics, physics, and consciousness theory to her extensive media contributions and public speaking engagements. Her work offers profound insights into the human condition and the nature of existence.

Till Death Don't Us Part
220 pages
8 hours of reading
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Former political and war correspondent, Karen Frances McCarthy, was on assignment when she received the news that her partner had suddenly died in New York. Skeptical by nature and numbed by the tragedy, she spiraled into a deep state of grief about never communicating with him again ... until he actually did." Till Death Don't Us Part is a true, down-to-earth, but transformational story of one woman's extraordinary journey through tragedy to awakening to the knowledge that love and life never dies.
Aviary of Small Birds
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An Aviary of Small Birds is both elegy to a stillborn son and testament to the redemptive qualities of poetry as a transformative art.
Seasonal Disturbances
84 pages
3 hours of reading
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Set against a backdrop of ecological, political and emotional turbulence, Seasonal Disturbances is a charged yet meditative exploration of the relationship between nature, the city and the self in the 21st century
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The lyrical, hilarious and totally original debut novel by award-winning poet and campaigner, Karen McCarthy Woolf.

Till Death Don't Us Part

Aviary of Small Birds

Seasonal Disturbances

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