The Mother of all books…
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Presents
I am the Mother of All Books listed here!
Let me introduce you to my BOOKS…
I will begin with the most recent one.
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NEW: Songs for the Pilgrimage, 2021
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NEW: Expanded and Revised Edition
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of my book: Concerti: Psalms for the Pilgrimage, Kota Press, 2002.
By Lynda McKinney Lambert
Poems, journal entries, meditations
Edited and Designed by DLD Books 2021.
Lynda expanded and revised a new edition of her first book, published by Kota Press in 2003.
This new book features original journal writings, meditations on the Psalms, photos and poems from 1988 to 2021.
Lynda says,
Join the Pilgrimage and travel with me on an ever-expanding life journey from my rural home in western Pennsylvania to locations around the world.
My award-winning writings take readers through physical and spiritual journeys. I worked for nearly twenty years on the new book, searching through my journals for gems that will delight you and inspire you. Readers tell me they felt sad when they came to the end of the book . I wondered why they felt sad. I discovered that some readers did not want the book to end.
However, they soon discover that the end of the book is actually the beginning of the wonders they will experience in the future. Several readers told me they have the book on their night stand and read a portion each night before going to sleep. This book brings peace and comfort to them.
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NEW: first snow – a chapbook
Published: Leah Maines, Finishing Line Press January 3, 2020
Cover Photo:
“Miss Dixie Tulip and Miss Mitchell in the snow”
by Lynda McKinney Lambert
30 Wintry-Themed Poems –
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Lynda says –
In my new collection of thirty wintry-themed poems, I share snapshots of beauty, serenity and colors of nature. I reveal what others seldom see. My ability to articulate the unseen qualities of a season is my gift to you in this new chapbook..
What are others saying?
The vitality of the seasons is still felt, seen, and heard. Lambert notices the colors and sounds that surround us.
~Russell Streur, editor Plum Tree Tavern and author of Fault Zones.
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Star Signs: New & Selected Poems
By Lynda McKinney Lambert
Published by DLD Books, 2019
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54 Poems, 145 pages – from 1980s to Present
Lynda says,
Working on this collection of poems was such a blessing to me.
I divided the book into sections for poems with a focus on the creation of the heavens; distant legends and metaphors; earthly elements; and seasons.
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Award-winning American poet, Lynda McKinney Lambert created a collection of fifty-four poems. Lynda’s mission statement is reflected in her poetry. Through her writing she celebrates euphoria.
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Walking by Inner Vision:
Stories & Poems
by Lynda McKinney Lambert
Published by DLD Books, 2017
16 Poems, 27 non-fiction essays, 182 pages
Lynda says:
I wanted to take my readers on a year-long trip that begins in January, because winter is my favorite season. As we pass through the 12 sections of the book we experience the delights, perils, celebrations and hopes for the future as we build upon the history and heritage of the past.
I included many private and never before published stories from my own life and from my childhood as part of a Pennsylvania steelworker’s family. Each section opens with a poem for that month and it is followed by several essays and short stories. Many works in this book have received awards.
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Did you know?
If you are visually impaired, blind or print challenged you can find a Sound Recording from NLS Bard – Order DBD 11608
Read by Polly Slavet, Perkins Library, Perkins School for the blind.
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Concerti: Psalms for the Pilgrimage
By Lynda (McKinney) Lambert
Published by Kota press, January 1, 2003
Poems Essays – Recreated Psalms
Editorial Review:
Editorial Review
“I am grateful for Lynda Lambert’s healing tapestry of words spun of sounds, images and emotions.” — -Howardena Pindell, New York City
Lynda says:
My first published collection of poems and historical notes and essays was created as my tenure project at Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pa.
I developed my subject matter over a period of years as I traveled each summer to teach a course in Austria. My students and I traveled to several European countries to study the culture, art, music and history. My journal writings became the core of this first book. While we studied on-site, we also set up an art studio in a local shcool where we created art and did our writings in addition to our many travel days.
Themes
Nature – Landscape
Place – Journey
Physical & Spiritual Mystery
Lynda says:
While my poems begin with keen descriptions of a place, I move the reader into a sense of mystery through powerful reflections and insistent music. Always there is the notion of both a physical and spiritual journey, a pilgrimage.
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About Lynda
Lynda Lambert lives in the Village of Wurtemburg, located in Western Pennsylvania’s foothills.
She graduated Suma Cum Laude from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania – BFA in painting 1989.
In 1987 she had a fellowship at the Vermont Studio School, Johnson, Vt.
In 1988 she had a fellowship at the Hambidge Center, Rabun Gap, GA.
In 1991, she earned the MFA in Painting at West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV.
Following graduation from WVU, she traveled to Austria and Germany where she decided that she would create a program to each drawing and writing in Europe during future summers. She returned to the US and accepted a position in California where she was a Grants Specialist from 1991 – 1993.
In January 1993, she returned to Pennsylvania to accept a position as executive director of the Hoyt Institute of Fine arts. During her tenure at the Hoyt, she completed the MA degree in English at Slippery Rock University of PA.in 1994.
Lynda served in her position at the Hoyt until the fall of 1996 when she accepted a tenure track position at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, PA.
After she began her work a Geneva College, she was able to fulfil her promise to spend her summers in Europe and to take students on month-long drawing and writing programs each year. Her first course with students was the summer of 1998. She continued this program until l her retirement in the fall of 2008.
During the yearly semesters at the Geneva campus, she taught courses in Humanities, advanced studies in literature, and studio courses in various genres. She also participated in teaching experiences each spring in Arizona and Puerto Rico. Lynda is a strong advocate for international experiences for students.
Lynda’s first book is Concerti: Psalms for the Pilgrimage. It was published as a tenure project. In addition to writing this book, she also created an exhibition that traveled across the US to galleries for 3 years.
Retirement in 2008, gave Lynda the opportunity to continue her art and writing projects full-time. Since retirement in 2008, she has published 5 books of poetry and non-fiction essays.
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Lynda McKinney Lambert – Author/Artist
My MISSION STATEMENT~
- Seeking Euphoria through art and writing
- Reveal things forgotten, lost or invisible.
- © 2021. Lynda McKinney Lambert. All rights reserved.