Böcker av Samantha Terrell

Confronting the Elements is a full poetry collection by American Poet, Samantha Terrell, which pays poetic tribute to three of the four natural elements - fire, earth, and air - whilst exploring the spiritual and social impacts of the human relationship with the world around us. Confronting the Elements features original artwork by Scottish artist, Jane Cornwell. It follows Terrell and Cornwell's collaborative illustrated chapbook, Keeping Afloat (2021), which showcases the fourth element - water.

Cosmic Tragicomedy showcases internationally published poet Samantha Terrell's breadth, featuring both rhymed and un-rhymed pieces, haiku, limerick, a modified sestina, invented form (the trinitas), plenty of free verse and more, all while addressing topics from the socio-political to the metaphysical. Seek refuge from the day-to-day drama, in Terrell's poetry which reminds us to look for timeless peaceful and practical messages within the hurry-scurry of the here and now.

Keeping Afloat, is a chapbook by American poet Samantha L. Terrell. With over thirty, sand- and sea-themed, poems Terrell provides the reader an opportunity to explore the depths of self-awareness, gain social insights, and emerge with renewed purpose and buoyancy. Samantha Terrell is an internationally published American poet whose writing has received five-star reviews. In 2021, she earned First Honorable Mention in the "Anita McAndrews Poets for Human Rights Awards" organized by Poets Without Borders. Terrell resides in upstate New York with her husband and their two children. "Each and every one of these beautiful poems can be related by the reader to any number of the worrying situations facing our planet during this period. From global inequalities to health catastrophes, terrorism and global warming, this is very easy poetry to relate to if you are of a certain character... Samantha L. Terrell is a voice of reason. In amongst all the chaos in one of history's most turbulent moments for decades, she makes absolute sense. Throughout, our poet has raised many important concerns in her beautifully crafted, flowing and emotionally charged text. Yet, despite all of her questions unanswered, Terrell aptly concludes by leaving us with a small glimmer of hope. But, that is after all, the nature of wishing wells..." Review by Stephen J. Alexander