A Pilgrim seeks and finds inner peace. The author, who grew up in Germany during and after World War II, sifts through the warm ashes of her painful memories and restores them with a healing vision. Joyful, traumatic, humorous and puzzling experiences find their reflective voice in this collection of poems and stories on people, animals and encounters. These rhymes and musings will inspire readers to search their own attics and archives of memory for keepsake treasures. Note: this is the Black and White edition
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Maria Ritter is a clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst in La Jolla, California. She is the author of Return to Dresden (2004), an autobiographical reflection on her childhood in Germany during and after World War II. She has written on the topic of silence and trauma and has spoken to various audiences on trauma and recovery. She and her husband, Winfried Ritter, enjoy their five grandchildren, traveling, writing, music, and their Dachshund, Penelope.
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