Marly Youmans es una aclamada autora contemporánea estadounidense, a menudo considerada un "secreto mejor guardado" en círculos literarios. Su obra profundiza en temas de oscuras obsesiones y fuego creativo trascendente, difuminando frecuentemente las líneas entre la realidad y lo fantástico. Con una prosa rica, poética y brillantemente elaborada que fluye como agua clara, Youmans crea narrativas profundamente conmovedoras. Su imaginería está imbuida de significado, ofreciendo a los lectores una experiencia literaria única y transportadora que explora lo ordinario y lo extraordinario.
A young woman escapes a violent conflict, seeking refuge in a treetop while navigating a perilous wilderness. Charis faces significant challenges as she searches for shelter and a sense of belonging among the Puritans, a group often misunderstood by others. Her journey is fraught with danger and hardship, highlighting her resilience and the complexities of finding community in a chaotic world.
Exploring the boundaries between humanity and the otherworldly, Marly Youmans' poetry collection delves into themes of transformation and the interplay of these realms. With her signature passion and formal skill, she crafts evocative tales that reflect on the nature of existence. Celebrated as a distinctive voice in contemporary literature, Youmans invites readers to contemplate the nuances of being human, showcasing her ability to blend the ethereal with the earthly in a captivating manner.
Set in a richly imagined world, this long fantasy tale unfolds through verse, showcasing the lyrical storytelling of award-winning author Marly Youmans. The narrative follows Seren, a central character navigating the enchanting and perilous Wildwood, exploring themes of nature, magic, and self-discovery. Youmans' poetic style enhances the immersive experience, inviting readers into a vibrant landscape filled with wonder and adventure.
Neu-England, 1676: Auf dem Weg zu ihren Verwandten verirrt sich die junge Catherine, genannt Catherwood, zusammen mit ihrer kleinen Tochter Elizabeth in den endlosen Wälder am oberen Hudson. Erst ein Jahr später trifft sie, ohne ihre Tochter, wieder auf Menschen.