A Time for Winter
by Kait Quinn
Published Febuary 21, 2019
There is a time and purpose for every season: spring to blossom, summer drink in the sun, fall to let go. But first, there is a time for winter. A time to sit in stillness with the bare self. A time for sweeping away the ashes. A time to channel the wild, ancient energy of sun, moon, salt, and earth. A time for self care. A time for healing.
Reviews for A Time for Winter
“A Time for Winter is a journey from hurt through to healing told with the seasons. I have always admired Quinn’s manipulation of the natural world in her poetry and her debut collection is a superb example of this.
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Dipping into Quinn’s work will gift you with modernist pieces, poems brimming with soul and pieces reminiscent of Plath, Poe and Emily Brontë. Quinn owns both her darkness and recovery, and has created something truly beautiful in doing so.”
– Kristiana Reed, author of Flowers on the Wall and Between the Trees
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“With this book, Kait delves into her own inner darkness and her journey through it. But, with every poem, she also teaches the reader to walk through Winter and confront their own.”
– Ashley Jane, author of All Darkness and Dahlias and Love, Lies, and Lullabies