VICTORIA LYALL, AUTHOR & EDUCATOR
literature from the holler
Bare-bones, fast-paced tales that deliver moments of grace
Workshops to heal and celebrate our relationship to the land
From "Tomatoes in Paradise"
From "Kneeling in Darwin's Temple"
From "Tomatoes in Paradise"
Twelve hundred air miles wasn't far enough
to escape the call of a neatly hoed field
bursting with sprouts...
From "Hunt Your Own"
From "Kneeling in Darwin's Temple"
From "Tomatoes in Paradise"
"I've got nothing against the sky," she said,
"but there shouldn't be sky
where there used to be trees."
From "Kneeling in Darwin's Temple"
From "Kneeling in Darwin's Temple"
From "Kneeling in Darwin's Temple"
"Why mountains?" she began, and he thought, sure, some people don't know. Tell it.