Fiction
Innerone
by Alicia Thomas-Woolf
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How deep would you go to reclaim yourself?
A contemporary myth of courage and healing, Innerone is an extraordinary narrative in which the protagonist meditates to her mind's underworld to find the younger self she betrayed. Although she thinks she knows what to expect, the surprises keep coming. Her expectations dashed and new-age ideals thwarted, she discovers she is neither alone nor in charge. Her spunky inner-child, her esoteric higher-self, her unconvinced inner-scientist and others—all of whom hold different beliefs, values and desires—converse and argue, travel and shop (not your usual mall).
And the subtle question swirls... how different would her actions be, what changes would play out in her life, if she flipped from believing she is broken to recognising that she is whole just as she is?
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Author Biography
Alicia Thomas-Woolf is an author, poet, singer/songwriter and publisher.
Within her role as a publisher for Intersoft, she ghost-wrote The Right Mind for Golf and From the Classroom: Microsoft IT Academy, as well as created the Southern African IT editions of the IDG ...For Dummies series, and Que Publishing's 10 Minute guides.
As a publisher with her own company, ada enup (which stands for A Daring Adventure to Enchant and Uplift), she publishes books with content that has almost always never been published before, books that have a major impact within their relevant areas in South Africa. These books include the first ever book for the South African music industry, The South African Music Business, a nearly 700 page tome by producer and lecturer Jonathan Shaw that covers all areas of the industry and has become known as the 'bible' of the SA music industry; Taxi Hand Signs, the first and only book for millions of SA mini-taxi commuters that collates hand signs and destinations, researched and illustrated by international fine artist Susan Woolf; AmaZizi: The Dlamini of Southern Africa, again the first book to comprehensively tackle the genealogy, history and culture of the AmaZizi people and related groups; and the National Eisteddfod Academy Anthology, which was the first book to contain poetry graded and style-classified in all 11 official South African languages, as well as the first to have a comprehensive essay on how to teach praise poetry. Through ada enup, Alicia also supports universities, tertiary educators, lecturers and writers who wish to self-publish with advice and publishing.
As a writer, Alicia channels her work through her publishing company. She has authored short stories Cheery Red, The Mysterious Jagg, Options and poetry book I Spy . She has collaborated on an art book with fine artist Lesley Anne Price, where her words were written to complement Price's photography. Her upcoming release is Innerone, which has already garnered much advance praise and will be released in the States.
Alicia is currently working on a history, a fantasy and new editions of several books.
Bibliographic Information
- Publisher ada enup
- Orginal LanguageEnglish
- ISBN/Identifier 9780986974182
- Publication Country or regionSouth Africa
- FormatPaperback
- Primary Price 12.99 USD
- Pages155
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusUnpublished
- Edition1
- Page sizeA5 (14.8 × 21) cm
- SeriesInnerone
- Series Part1
