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Melinda Jane / Nature's Nuptials
Traverse landscapes, ride in a race, cut skylines and paste metaphors on your lips. Melinda Jane’s poetical words are as refreshing as a steaming cup. Sip, hold, taste, read these verses in this debut book Nature’s Nuptials. And may the earth suspend you in its net.
Melinda Jane is an Australian author of the children’s book The Currawong and the Owl, and has forty individual written works published internationally in anthologies and literature journals. A lyricist with songs composed to music and a spoken word artist with sixty live performances, Melinda Jane holds a university degree in Social Science.
978 1 76041 772 7, 44pp
Melinda Jane is an Australian author of the children’s book The Currawong and the Owl, and has forty individual written works published internationally in anthologies and literature journals. A lyricist with songs composed to music and a spoken word artist with sixty live performances, Melinda Jane holds a university degree in Social Science.
978 1 76041 772 7, 44pp
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