Elizabeth Carothers Herron

A book-length poem in four sections that refused to be turned to type and is thus handwritten in its final form.

Poem Title: "To be Called" Reflections: Fall 2013, Issue "Test of Time: The Art of Aging"

An article on the enduring affection among all things. Published in Parabola Magazine, Fall 2005, Issue 30:3

2013 Creative Writing Award winner A British magazine exploring contemporary art & design, film, music & performance with a special annual issue of poetry & fiction.

A chapbook of poems written in response to the second Iraq war, prepared as part of a collaborative performance (with movement artist, Corlene Van Sluizer) for Quicksilver Mine Company Gallery.

A personal essay [Orion Magazine, Spring 1999] recounting the author's experience of a continually evolving earth, shared by species whose ancestry predates our own. The reader is encouraged to see her/himself within the context of a planet humming with life, and to see life as a gift in which each moment presents the opportunity for reverence.

This article appears in the Jung Journal of Culture & Psyche (Volume 3, Number 4) in the issue devoted to Marie Louise Von Franz' last lecture on Jung's idea of the role of the feeling function.

This article appears in Parabola magazine's issue Body and Soul (Volume 30, Number 3). The author asks what we mean by the words spirit and soul? How do we acknowledge and honor the soul and spirit of another being? Where do we find it? What does it take to cultivate our capacity to perceive the soul of the world?