Carey Wallace is an author whose practice is deeply rooted in exploring and fostering the creative process for emerging artists. Her literary voice is intrinsically linked to the visual arts, evident in her founding of various arts initiatives and galleries that connect talent with audiences. Wallace also works as a photographer and documentarian, focusing on capturing the ephemeral beauty and history of abandoned places. Her work thus reveals a unique intersection of literature, visual art, and community cultivation.
As exciting as any Greek myth, as inspiring as any story about knights of the round table, these stories of the Christian saints are filled with history, adventure, and inspiration. Here, the lives of 70 Christian saints are organized chronologically (from 2nd century bishop St. Polycarp to Mother Teresa) and richly illustrated for kids ages 8-12.
Set in a 1920s seaside town, the story follows Clare as she uncovers a mysterious glass house at her summer home. There, she forms a romantic bond with Jack, a ghost struggling with his forgotten past. Their relationship offers Clare an escape from the pressures of her societal peers eager for their own romances. However, the foundation of their love is threatened when Clare learns that Jack has deceived her about his identity, leading to a conflict between love and truth.
An enchanting romance inspired by the true story of the typewriter's invention. In 19th-century Italy, blind contessa Carolina Fantoni finds solace in her dreams while her friend Turri, an eccentric inventor, creates the first typewriter to help her communicate, sparking a passionate love affair that changes their lives.