Tara Williams Bücher

Exploring the transformation of female identity in fourteenth-century Britain, the book examines how the aftermath of the plague and significant cultural changes led to a temporary expansion of women's roles. Traditional labels such as maiden, wife, and widow became insufficient to capture the complexities of women's experiences during this period, highlighting a pivotal moment in the evolution of womanhood.

The narrative follows a young angel who creates melodies inspired by the sounds of nature. Her journey revolves around the loss of her cherished harp, which she must report to Mother Nature to prevent silence from engulfing the world. This collection of poems and Haikus beautifully captures her quest and the connection between music and the natural world.