Craig Carpenter Downer’s Heartfelt Book Ready for Exhibit at the 2023 LibLearnX

ReadersMagnet is excited to showcase the wonderful poetry book “Wonder Streams of the Soul” by Craig Downer at the 2023 LibLearnX: The Library Learning Experience on January 27-30, 2023, at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, LA.

“Wonder-Streams of the Soul” is a stunning, uplifting collection of poems, philosophical passages, and exquisite images, all taken from a lifetime’s worth of rich, varied, and priceless experiences and insights. Its ideas are enlightening since they deal with some of life’s most pressing problems. Both the past’s valuable lessons and the future’s promising possibilities are tapped into.

Author Craig Carpenter Downer provides concepts from the realm of the mind and the inner eye are brought together with those from the field of the rational and the scientific. This wonderful union of the emotional and the intellectual is fitting of the nature of life itself. It brings together disparate, even contradictory, aspects to provide a glorious picture of the future of all life, by which readers may be guided.

This book was conceived by a sharp, truth-seeking mind and has blossomed with meanings that cry out for acknowledgment in the present and can be brought to life by anyone humbly receptive to accepting them through the power and majesty of language.

Purchase a copy of by Craig Carpenter Downer’s “Wonder-Streams of the Soul” today on the ReadersMagnet Bookstore, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. Also, check out the author’s website at https://www.ccdownerbooks.com/.

“Wonder-Streams of the Soul”
Author | Craig Carpenter Downer
Genre | Poetry
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Published date | July 21, 2022

Author

Craig’s amazing life has put him in touch with diverse places, cultures, and species around the world. He has worked in S. Am., US & Europe. A life-long truth seeker, he has delved into all branches of biology, majored in ecology, and studied philosophy, history, music, English, French, and Spanish. With an innate affinity for many diverse species, he grew up around wilderness along the NV-CA border, which he explored on his horse Poco and with his family.

He has worked for animal, and eco-related NGOs, studied at and taught at universities, been a plaintiff, testified in Congress, and conducted a ground-breaking telemetric study of the endangered Andean tapir. He defends this keystone species, wild horses, and all Perissodactyla through his non-profit Andean Tapir Fund. He offers talks on these important but disappearing species.

Along with his publications, these have helped instigate more studies and new nature reserves. An IUCN Species Survival Commission member, he wrote its Andean Tapir Action Plan. He belongs to the Nevada Poetry Society, and his “Poem to Wild Horses” was recently published by the Nevada Arts Council in Nevadan to Nevadan. He also plays the piano, composes melodies, and guides nature films, including those on wild tapirs and horses.

Contact Information

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