Marketing my books on Spiritual Journeys to Ireland

I recently read that like an elevator speech in business, I should describe my book as “Where X Meets Y to give it a sassy placement in people’s minds. I am playing with Where Eat, Pray, Love Meets Outlanders. But I welcome your suggestions for a closer match. Although my books are spiritual and travel journeys, they are fiction, not memoirs. They are inspired by my travels and insights but fictionalized. And, although ancient standing stones and ancient sites feature heavily in both books, they are not historical fiction like Outlanders.

So friends and blog readers, come up with a spot-on Where X Meets Y and I will send you free copies of both the newly realized Celtic Spirit and of Amidst the Stones of Celtic Ireland.

book recommendations, Celtic SpiritJeanne CraneJuly 18, 2022books, reviews, marketing, Celtic

Winter Solstice

It seems so dark here in the Northern Hemisphere in mid-December, it is easy for us-even in these days of bright lights that automatically can click on when we enter a room-to feel the gloom and darkness. Some perhaps even begin to feel as if the light will ever be bright and the days long again. It is no wonder that the Ancient Ones marked the solstice - this shortest day, longest night - and celebrated what they called “the return of the sun”.

solstice, Celtic WisdomJeanne CraneDecember 16, 2019Divine Feminine, divine energies, winter solstice, winter solstice song, festivals of light, yule, yule log, christmas, ancient ones, the return of the sun, pagan, christians, winter, celtic spirit, books