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Welcome to our 26th Anniversary / 2025
Our new releases are here – with a musical twist as many of these titles’ authors are career musicians! Catalogue-details available at www.manor-house-publishing.com All titles can be immediately ordered from Ingram and include many great best-selling fiction and non-fiction new-recent releases at good prices-discounts. Cover-featured titles include:
Featured titles below (which can be purchased by clicking their respective Amazon.com links) include:
Sweetly – by Denise McKay:"…draws on her experiences teaching at a one-room schoolhouse in a remote outpost in BC’s interior… Told with gentle humour, the story begins with central character Betty Wheatley (nick-named Sweetly), just 19, stepping off a ferry in the dead of night to learn Narrows has no electricity – and her expected accommodations aren’t available…" - Richard Leitner, The Hamilton Spectator
Searching for Maya – novel by Stalker author Heather Rath: "MJ escapes a controlling abuser and embarks on a search for Maya, the daughter she gave up for adoption after being raped in her teens. Her search is filled with danger as her abuser hunts after her with murder on his mind – Rath has created a suspenseful, gripping thriller that delves deeply into the hunted-haunted psyche…" - Michael B. Davie, author, The Late Man
The Sun Sets in Smyrna 1922 – novel by Bess Georgakakos: "The seismic shock that blasted through the Greek community in the wake of the travesties committed in 1922 has reverberated down through the decades today in that one powerful question: how could this possibly happen to us?" - Susan Crossman, author, Shades of Teale
The Poetic Voice – critically acclaimed 21st book by Dr. Ian Prattis who, "offers a way to a perceptual transformation that is absolutely critical if we are to find a sustainable future." - Dr. David Suzuki, author, CBC TV host
Spoonfed – My Life with The Spoons - by Gord Deppe – With a string of smash hits – Nova Heart, Tell No Lies, Old Emotions, Romantic Traffic – Canadian band the Spoons redefined the musical landscape and captured the hearts of fans everywhere, playing sold-out shows with Talking Heads, Police, Culture Club, Simple Minds and many more, during a decades-long -adventure that continues to this day. SpoonFed is the compelling life story of Spoons frontman Gord Deppe, whose creative vision defined one of the most influential, original bands of the ‘80s and beyond.
Growing Up with the Hits! – "Nevin Grant, avid record collector and musician… became part of music history, leading one of the most influential stations as an acclaimed hit-maker on Top 40 CKOC radio. Growing up with the Hits! offers his insightful recollections on the music, times, books, movies, fads, and pop culture icons of 1955-1989 – a must read!" - Michael B. Davie, author, Great Advice!
Bequest – critically acclaimed debut novel by songwriter Ian Thomas (Painted Ladies, Pilot) “… a page-turner of a first novel… death, murder, corruption and metaphysics … George Moss is gifted – or cursed – with ‘The Sight’, premonitions of the future and the ability to get inside the minds of those close to him who have died… then his psychic powers reveal disturbing suggestions about how his father died and grim consequences in terms of the environment … at times philosophical, at times amusing… always a gripping read as the danger unfolds…” - The Toronto Sun
The Lost Chord – 2nd gripping novel by Ian Thomas – “…fast-moving, plot-twisting thriller… also an aspiring novel of ideas, in which the writer… chastises religious intolerance…and envisions in detail a ‘life after life’… Ian Thomas has created a fascinating world and a worthy page-turner for a winter's night.” - Peter Feniak, The Globe & Mail
Monsters in the Moonlight is a remarkable collection of short horror stories by songwriter Marcus Starr, whose prior novel, Nora’s Curse, firmly established him as a genre leader with a vast and ever-growing legion of readers, The critically acclaimed writer’s stories have been featured on Reddit and he’s a two-time winner of the Odd & Cryptic Cup.
Fumbling Toward Freedom – Initiations on the Path of Awakening –by Rajyo Allen, who shares her life story to help others achieve a deeper level of soulfulness and spiritual maturity to live a more embodied, heart-centered, authentic life.
Wounded Healer – Surviving Childhood Trauma by expert-author Lee Lyttle: Recounts the Author’s efforts to cope with his own abuse and his journey to become an accredited professional healer of others who’ve experienced trauma.
Featured titles are available in softcover and also hardcover formats in librarian-friendly case laminate (cover image is imprinted onto the hardboard – no dust jackets to fiddle with. – No fuss, no muss).
Featured titles below can be purchased by clicking their respective Amazon links.
Sweetly
A Novel
Denise McKay
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Title: Sweetly - A Novel
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“Already renowned for her sculptures and abstract paintings, Denise McKay’s irrepressible artistic bug is taking her in a new direction at 93 years old – published author… Sweetly draws on her experiences teaching at a one-room schoolhouse in Needles – renamed Narrows – a remote outpost in BC’s interior… Told with gentle humour, the story is set in the 1950s and begins with central character Betty Wheatley, just 19, stepping off a ferry in the dead of night to learn Narrows has no electricity – and her expected accommodations aren’t available… Sweetly – Betty’s nickname that is a play on her last name – encounters many trials that follow, including a bear disrupting her romantic picnic with a principal from a nearby town…" - Richard Leitner, The Hamilton Spectator
"Denise McKay is a gifted painter with oil or words. Sweetly is a truly enjoyable read… the vivid world she was creating and the characters, who lived there, pulled me in. I couldn’t put the book down…" - Ian Thomas, author, Bequest and The Lost Chord
"…engaging novel based on the author’s real-life experience as a teacher at a one-room schoolhouse in the rugged British Columbia interior… A young, free-spirited woman walks off a ferry boat and into a new life, dramatically different from anything she’s ever known… it’s bears, revelry and risqué romance for teacher Betty Wheatley – or Sweetly – as she’s nicknamed by her students at a remote schoolhouse in the Canadian wilderness…” - Michael B. Davie, author, The Late Man
Follow the misadventures of free-spirited young schoolteacher Betty Wheatley – or Sweetly – as she’s nick-named by her handful of students at a remote school house in the Canadian wilderness. She soon encounters bears, risqué romance, revelry – and retribution from judgemental locals. An insightful engaging novel based on the real-life experiences of author Denise McKay, a former teacher at a one-room schoolhouse in the rugged British Columbia interior… |
Searching for Maya
A Novel
Heather Rath
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Title: Searching for Maya
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"Searching for Maya is the story of Mary Jane (MJ), a vulnerable 16-year-old, who is raped and impregnated by her parish priest. She is abandoned by her mother and forced to bear her daughter who is given up for adoption. Living with a controlling abuser for many years, MJ finally finds the courage to escape and search for her daughter, Maya, who MJ believes is living in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Heather Rath, the award winning author of Stalker, offers with Searching for Maya an exciting, suspenseful detective story. Sex, passion and desire co-exist with disgust, fear and hate. Searching for Maya is a page turner that shines with strong dialogue, interaction and scene description and is a pleasure to read." - Jeanne Ainslie, author, A Country Girl, Caribbean Moon and Stranger at Herring Cove.
Rath captivates the reader with quick, clever and cunning suspense, clever plot twists, and delicious irony. A master of the craft. - Marcus Starr – author, Nora's Curse and Monsters in the Moonlight. Two-time Odd And Cryptic Cup winner.
MJ escapes a controlling abuser and embarks on a search for Maya, the daughter she gave up for adoption after being raped in her teens. Her search is filled with danger as her abuser hunts after her with murder on his mind – Rath has created a suspenseful, gripping thriller that delves deeply into the hunted-haunted psyche. - Michael B. Davie, author, The Late Man
Heather Rath is the award-winning author of Stalker, a collection of critically acclaimed and thought-provoking short stories. Searching for Maya is her much anticipated first novel - and it too has the literary world taking note of this gifted writer with a knack for blending all too human stories with a thriller’s intrigue and hidden dangers. Ever since she won a city-wide writing contest for elementary students in Ottawa, Canada, Rath knew writing would be a major part of her life. She would go on to work as a writer-editor for newspapers and magazines, was head of communications for a multi-national firm, and was editor-contributor to anthologies of Ontario writers. She’s a member of the Canadian Authors Association and an associate member of Crime Writers of Canada. |
The Sun Sets in Smyrna: 1922
A Novel
Bess Georgakakos
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Title: The Sun Sets in Smyrna: 1922
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Was it absurd to believe so many cultures could coexist in a region where war has never ceased? In 1922, Smyrna was the beautiful cosmopolitan city by the Aegean Sea that was home to Turks, Greeks, Armenians, and Jews, to name a few. Taking place during the first genocide of the 20th century, The Sun Sets in Smyrna 1922 begins with Vicki who finds her grandmother’s revealing story leading up to the expulsion of Christians from the city of Smyrna in modern-day Turkey. This book - the first of three books - examines the journey of Celia, Vicki’s grandmother, a teenaged Greek girl, who must overcome the horrors of humanity’s malevolence toward one another, and her desire to maintain the ideology she was taught to believe. Separated from what is left of her family, and trying to outrun enemy soldiers and the inferno that has engulfed her entire beloved city.
"Bess Georgakakos has written a captivating novel of love in the face of brutality, rape and oppression. Based on her grandmother's real life experiences during the 1922 burning of Smyrna, the author vividly thrusts us into the horrors of war... A teenaged Greek girl struggles to survive the fire engulfing her beloved city as she searches for her family..." - Michael B. Davie, author, The Late Man
"Drawing on years of research and a powerful collection of family stories, Bess Georgakakos weaves an emotionally compelling tapestry of what it is to be human when the world around us is exploding into flames... Of Greek heritage herself, Bess highlights the traumatic and bewildering exodus of Greeks from Smyrna in the wake of the Turkish attack on almost anyone of non-Turkish background in 1922. Greeks, Armenians, and people of other backgrounds, were savagely swept from their homes — the men were abducted, the women were raped, and thousands of all genders were murdered. The seismic shock that blasted through the Greek community in the wake of the travesties committed in 1922 has reverberated down through the decades today in that one powerful question that the author asks through the writing of this book: how could this possibly happen to us?" - Susan Crossman, author, Shades of Teale |
The Poetic Voice
Dr. Ian Prattis
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"This book is based on my life experiences with humanity and nature. Relying on wisdom gained via teachings from First Nations and other spiritual traditions, I've journeyed through dark times into love and light. Through my experiences I hope the reader can see glimpses of themselves and touch the emotional connection with their own spirit." - Dr. Ian Prattis
"The verses of The Poetic Voice tell a story about life. From the boldness of youth to the quiet wisdom of senior years, Ian Prattis describes the human condition. Through life experience, connection and love the transcendent spirit evolves. Reading through these pages we see a glimpse of ourselves." - Peggy Lehmann, Author, Editor |
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Title: The Poetic Voice
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"… encapsulates a wonderful life, a journey of mindfulness, difficulty, joy and love. Ian’s connection with the Indigenous, with nature, and his own avatar mortality is what we'll remember as a legacy that should impact generations to come." - Claudiu Murgan, editor, Love Letters to Water
"…a collection of poems thematically arranged to the very soul of humanity.. The voice is powerful, the poetic lines rhythmic and the entire collection is filled with graceful imagery…." - Romuald Dzemo, Readers Favorite
"Ian’s words reveal the great love in his heart, which he shares with every soul he touches…" - Lynn Adamson–Malelli, Author, Artist
"… a beautiful synopsis of how you create what is around you. Starting with kind words for your rock – your beautiful wife - and ending with your new poems…" - Krystina McGuire-Eggins, Therapist
"Every poem in this creation created a vivid painting in my mind… My ancestors brought him into my life several years ago… Dr. Ian Prattis is not only a magnificent collector of thoughts and words, he is a man of honour and beauty." - Gayle Crosmaz, White Raven/Black Bear/Shaman
"… Ian Prattis offers a way to a perceptual transformation that is absolutely critical if we are to find a sustainable future." - Dr. David Suzuki, author, CBC TV host, The Nature of Things
"Dr. Ian Prattis offers insightful and poetry advocating spiritualism and environmental protection and preservation." - Michael B. Davie, author, Poetry for the Insane |
Spoonfed
My Life with The Spoons
Gord Deppe
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"With a string of smash hits – Nova Heart, Tell No Lies, Old Emotions, Romantic Traffic – the Spoons redefined the musical landscape and captured the hearts of fans everywhere. The Spoons toured extensively, playing sold-out shows with an array of fellow icons including Talking Heads, Police, Culture Club, Simple Minds and many more, during a decades-long journey-adventure that continues to this day. The Spoons gold album Arias & Symphonies was named one of the 20 Most Influential Albums of The ‘80s by The Chart Magazine and Nova Heart was named one of The Top 100 Canadian Singles. SpoonFed is the compelling life story of Spoons frontman Gord Deppe, whose creative vision defined one of the most influential, original bands of the ‘80s and beyond." From the Foreword by Michael B Davie, President/CEO, Rockport Records International Corp.
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Title: Spoonfed - My Life with The Spoons |
About the Author: SpoonFed As singer, guitar player and songwriter for the Canadian new wave band the Spoons, Gord Deppe has been in the music business for over thirty years. Born in Vancouver, B.C., his family moved back and forth between Canada and Germany several times before finally settling in Burlington, Ontario. There, in 1980, fresh out of high school, Gord, Sandy Horne, Rob Preuss and Derrick Ross would go on to make Spoons a different kind of household word. The young band would also catch the wave of a brand new video-driven phenomenon that was about to hit TV screens nationwide. The video for their hit Nova Heart would be aired on the very first broadcast of MuchMusic. Romantic Traffic, shot in the subways of Toronto, remains as one of the most iconic Canadian music videos of all time.
Audience: • Wide general audience but with particular interest to fans of the Spoons and those who enjoy musician biographies. Sales / Marketing / Author-Spoons Tour: • Canada-wide ongoing Spoons tour • Numerous book-signing events have already taken place at major Indigo and independent stores. More TBA • Cross Canada Author book signings. • Hot topic attracting media interest. • Author is also doing ongoing blogging, and media interviews, etc..
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Growing Up With The Hits!
Reliving the Best Time of Your Life 1955-1989
Nevin Grant
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"Nevin Grant, avid record collector and musician, left law school in the 1960s to pursue a career in radio – and became part of music history, leading one of the nation’s most influential stations to become an acclaimed hit-maker on Top 40 CKOC radio. Growing up with the Hits! offers his insightful recollections on the music, times, books, movies, fads, fashions and pop culture icons of 1955-1989 – a must read!" -Michael Davie, author, Winning Way |
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Title: Growing Up With The Hits! |
Nevin on Nevin – and the times of our lives: "I became a serious collector of 45 rpm recordings in the mid-Fifties. I tried to collect every hit single... I’d also buy any recording I really liked, whether a hit or not. Add on my Rhythm and Blues collection … and you can see how I amassed a major collection with close to 15,000 45 rpm singles… I owe my parents very much for providing the magic of a background in music… I was always the flamboyant one attacking works by my favourite composers, Chopin and Rachmaninoff... I played piano in a Combo… You almost had to be there to imagine the impact of Elvis Presley on the world of pop music… My father always said my high school years would be the best years of my life – was he ever right!… Motown would soon be taking a major chunk of the music market… The British invasion… was a positive thing as it shook up the establishment… Collectively we held our breath as Kennedy stared down Russian Premier Kruschev in a scary game of nuclear roulette… Over the years CKOC would earn the reputation of being “the Hitmaker,” a leader in breaking new hits and new artists as more than 25 framed gold and platinum record awards would attest…" - Nevin Grant, author, Growing Up With The Hits! Reliving the Best Time of Your Life - 1955-1989
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The Lost Chord
Ian Thomas
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"…fast-moving, plot-twisting thriller… also an aspiring novel of ideas, in which the writer… chastises religious intolerance…and envisions in detail a ‘life after life’… Ian Thomas has created a fascinating world and a worthy pageturner for a winter's night." - Peter Feniak, The Globe & Mail
"…Thomas finds himself in The Lost Chord… a perfect combination of musical notes… to send a spirit to the heavens… a portal to another world or spiritual parallel… gothic thriller in a Da Vinci Code sense... confronting all the big issues – religion, spirituality, love, death, life and the reasons for our very existence…" - Graham Rockingham, The Hamilton Spectator |
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Title: The Lost Chord
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"Ian Thomas's Lost Chord is a metaphysical nail-biter... kept me engaged emotionally and intellectually without food or drink for about 20 hours... unusual and thought-provoking... deserves huge attention from readers with a taste for unconventional thinking..." - Mag Ruffman, The Globe & Mail
The Lost Chord is the eagerly awaited second novel by singer-songwriter-author Ian Thomas. With a storyline that crosses into the realm of the otherworldly, The Lost Chord is certain to captivate the reading public with a compelling story of murder and madness, ancient secrets and modern day intrigue. The Lost Chord is an incredible journey into the uncharted waters that reside on the other side of physical existence. To return to an earthly plane from such a journey is to face the daunting struggle of learning to live with a knowledge no human being should possess. In 1847, a Franciscan monk, stumbles on a musical means facilitating consciousness leaving the body. The problem is… getting back! Not only does his work place many lives in jeopardy in his own time, but when his manuscript surfaces in 1989 the trouble begins all over again. There is a good reason why some of the greatest minds from Plato to Shakespeare have pondered the spiritual nature of music.
Ian Thomas, singer/songwriter of such smash hits as Painted Ladies; Hold On, and Right Before Your Eyes, (plus songs written for America, Chicago, Manfred Mann, Santana, etc.) arrived on the literary scene in 2006 with the release of his bestselling debut novel Bequest relating the story of a professor beset with visions of dire things past, present and future; of death and tragedy and dark secrets hidden in the American countryside. Hailed by the Toronto Sun as a "gripping page-turner," Bequest won the author a wide audience. Bestseller The Lost Chord went into a 2nd printing – further evidence of the Thomas touch. |
Bequest
A Novel
Ian Thomas
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A Canadian-American university professor is beset with visions of dire things past, present and future; of death and tragedy and dark secrets hidden in the American countryside – including a ruthless waste management firm that finds toxic garbage is gold and no amount of environmental damage or loss of life is too high a price to pay for massive profits. With touches of humour and personal observations on the human condition, Thomas breathes life into his characters and keeps our heart rates soaring as he skillfully takes the plot through unexpected twists and turns and masterfully builds tension to the breaking point. |
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Title: Bequest |
Ian Thomas is beloved around the world as the singer/songwriter of smash hits Painted Ladies; Hold On, Come the Sun, and Right Before Your Eyes, plus hit songs for Manfred Mann, Santana, Chicago, America, etc. Bequest went into multiple printings and was paired by Amazon with Cormac McCarthy’s The Road
"… a page-turner of a first novel… death, murder, corruption and metaphysics … George Moss is gifted – or cursed – with ‘The Sight’, premonitions of the future and the ability to get inside the minds of those close to him who have died… then his psychic powers reveal disturbing suggestions about how his father died and grim consequences in terms of the environment … at times philosophical, at times amusing… always a gripping read as the danger unfolds…" - The Toronto Sun
"I couldn’t put the damn thing down… tightly crafted… lots of pithy observations on life, sexual relations, ethics, morality and politics… fastmoving… I wish I owned the movie rights." - Murray McLauchlan
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Monsters in the Moonlight
Creepy Short Stories
Marcus Starr
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Title: Monsters in the Moonlight
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Monsters in the Moonlight is a remarkable collection of short horror stories by award-winning author Marcus Starr, whose prior novel, Nora’s Curse, firmly established him as a genre leader and helped him find a vast and ever-growing legion of readers, who love the author’s ability to build fear and suspense via twisted plotlines with touches of macabre humor. The critically acclaimed writer’s stories have also been widely praised online and featured on Reddit. He is a two-time winner - 2022 and 2023 - of the Odd & Cryptic Cup.
"A horror writer’s horror writer… Marcus Starr has a wonderful knack for telling twisted stories. His style is uniquely his own, adding punches of humor that hit you right where it hurts…" - Jordan Grupe, author, novels, and short stories books: From the Darkness, and No Sleep Tonight
"From the critically acclaimed, award-winning author of Nora’s Curse comes Monsters in the Moonlight, an outstanding collection of superb horror stories – a truly gripping must-read…" - Michael B. Davie, author, The Late Man
About the Author
Marcus Starr is the critically acclaimed author of Nora's Curse, his breakthrough horror novel - and now, Monsters in the Moonlight collection of short stories.
The author is also a musician/songwriter and private music instructor, having performed in an assortment of bands/artists and solo projects, with numerous recordings and albums. His music spans blues rock, funk rock, jam rock, country blues, fingerstyle blues and more.
Marcus Starr is currently residing in the GTA, and is set to embark on his sophomore novel: House of the Hungry Ghosts. For more details concerning Marcus Starr, please visit: marcusstarrmusic.com
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Nora’s Curse
A Novel
Marcus Starr
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Title: Nora's Curse - A Novel / Marcus Starr
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Nora, a young Canadian woman living in danger in Boston, is about to cross paths with the city's mysterious serial killer when she's suddenly hit with a highly unusual curse that threatens to forever change her life and lend new meaning to the old adage 'Be careful what you wish for...' “A certain Bestseller filled with horror, violence, humor, sex, drugs and rock n' roll." - I. Murderman, author, Creep
More Praise for Nora’s Curse: Marcus Starr's debut novel is a tour de force! Full of interesting characters, delightfully unexpected songs, and a storyline that will keep you reading to find out what happens next. I'm looking forward to reading more from this talented new author! - Jordan Grupe, author, Beneath the Asylum
“Nora, a comely Canadian bartender plying her trade in Boston, is grappling with personal issues when a stalker killer inflicts terror on the American city she’s come to love. As the killer draws ever closer, things take an unexpected turn for the worst when Nora is suddenly hit with a debilitating supernatural curse that gives new meaning to the old adage: Be careful what you wish for. Intriguing and thought-provoking, steeped in horror and humor, this is a truly captivating debut novel by Marcus Starr – and it’s a superb must-read.” - Michael B. Davie, author, The Late Man
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Fumbling Towards Freedom
Initiations on the Path to Awakening
Rajyo Allen
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Title: Fumbling Towards Freedom / Rajyo Allen
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After witnessing her mother’s sudden death when she was just five years old, Rajyo went on a personal journey to heal from that trauma and find her true purpose. Following a youth spent as a free spirit indulging in alcohol, drugs, and sex, Rajyo’s journey led her to Osho’s ashram in India, where she spent several years, and discovered a lifelong yearning for spiritual awakening. Along the way, she received training in areas of spiritual and psychological healing, counseling and group facilitation. Rajyo’s current work is based on the Alchemy of Awakening, which helps people awaken to a deeper level of soulfulness and spiritual maturity to live a more embodied, heart-centered, authentic life.
"Rajyo Allen’s racy account of her life’s journey on the path to spiritual awakening is raw, real, honest and vulnerable. Recommended!" - Deva Premal (Grammy-nominated musician)
"… trials and tribulations of the spiritual journey reflects the struggles we all endure as we turn the slings and arrows of our destiny into wings of freedom. Blending spiritual insight with a fascinating tale… shows how the journey to enlightenment, peace, and freedom is never a straight line." - Anodea Judith, Ph.D., author, Eastern Body, Western Mind; and Waking the Global Heart
"Fumbling towards Freedom is a beloved companion for anyone sincerely wanting to navigate the promises and perils of a non-traditional path home. Rajyo writes with refreshing candor and honesty about the precious wisdom we can only retrieve from skinning our knees. This book is a gem." - Miranda Macpherson, author, The Way of Grace |
Wounded Healer
Surviving Childhood Trauma
Lee Lyttle
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“Wounded Healer chronicles author Lee Lyttle's childhood sexual abuse, and how the author learned to come to terms with this experience and go on to help other victims and advance a greater understanding of trauma and actions needed to overcome and prevent childhood trauma.” - Michael B. Davie, author, Great Advice
"Lee's memoir is a testament to the power of vulnerability and candidness in recovery… giving you a glimpse into the process… will hopefully empower your own healing." - Dr. Jamie Marich, Founder, The Institute for Creative Mindfulness, Author, Trauma and the 12 Steps: An Inclusive Guide to Healing and Recovery
About the Author Drawing on 24 years of professional and personal experience with addictions and mental illness, Lee Lyttle’s memoir, Wounded Healer traces his healing journey through childhood trauma, addictions, and mental illness. He shares how creativity and imagination, music, and art, can help people cope with trauma of any nature, and supports other male survivors of child sexual abuse, childhood trauma, addictions, or mental illness.
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Title: Wounded Healer / Lee Lyttle
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In Wounded Healer, Lee shares his raw personal story and truths he’s learned about healing from traumatic experiences… how his insights into creativity and the power of the imagination enabled him to take difficult experiences and lean into them, a process, which set him on a path of continually seeking and reaching new edges in life. Lee believes tremendous healing occurs when we share our stories honestly with others who have experienced similar difficulties, and that expressing our true identity is the greatest medicine we can ever find.
Working as a therapist for people with traumatic brain injury, Lee’s insights and training into psychology and behaviour—amplified by his artistic endeavours—have given him the ability to explore trauma healing from varied perspectives: experientially and academically…Combining insights from western mainstream psychology and Traditional First Nations wisdom and practice through the concept of “Two-Eyed seeing” allow Lee to bring clients to a place of wholeness and wellness.
Lee has a Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Behavioural Sciences from McMaster University and he is a registered member of the Ontario College of Social Work and Social Service Workers. He is currently a mental health worker who has previously served families on the reserve in Attawapiskat First Nation, Ontario Canada.
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