BOOKS AND POSTERS

BOOKS & POSTERS

Phyllis Parun writes in several literary forms: memoir, essays on healthy life, philosophical and poetic. An insightful author who loves to write about the human condition as she has experienced it. These works are available in both paperback and eBook formats. We appreciate your support and wish you much joy in reading these books.

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MY DANCE WITH TIME

In this second autobiographical volume, the author traverses seven decades of her life lived in the mysterious city of New Orleans in stories about the people, eras, and circumstances that shaped her character and life. Such finely crafted personal tales will inspire any reader to seek a deeper understanding of their own lives and to remember cherished, long forgotten memories.
(2022, 78 pages, ‎ 5.06" x 0.22" x 7.81")

New Orleans BORN

Memoir, odyssey, poetic portrait transports readers into the mythical realm of New Orleans in this intimate personal history. The author, a native New Orleanian, writes enchanted stories of insight and love about her life experiences, family and beloved city, blurring the lines between fiction and non-fiction, past and present, in romantic images of life’s complexities, joys and sorrows. These sweet haunting memories of temporariness, deep human desires and ancient longing, sanctifying life’s timeless, fleeting beauty will resonate. (2019, 106 pages, ‎ 5.06" x 0.22" x 7.81")

New Orleans
BETWEEN POETRY AND THE BLUES

To tourists, New Orleans is a party town, a city of parades, music, festivals, Mardi Gras, jazz, free-flowing booze and food. Yet beneath this bon vivant façade, there is a deep, haunting side of New Orleans unmasked and woven into poetic tales of this once glorious city of faded hopes. Reduced to a court jester, New Orleans as a mere shadow of her former grandeur, like Brigadoon, on one fine day may return, but for now her former glory ain’t there no mo’. A totally intriguing read! (2019, 105 pages, ‎ 5.06" x 0.22" x 7.81")

OASIS

This collection of the author's favorite poems, Haibun and Haiku, was selected by her from New Orleans Born, New Orleans Between Poetry and the Blues, and My Dance with Time. These poignant personal tales will take the reader on a deep soul journey, leading them to new discoveries, inspiring poetry in them.
(2022, 102 pages)

LOVE'S ARROWS

Delicately written romantic verses, these L-stories entice the reader into a tantalizing dream world. The author paints a beautiful, mysterious palace in which the reader’s imagination can play. These exquisite jewels from a romantic, idealistic native of New Orleans gives voice to the universal yearnings of romance, love and life from an author who is one of its living treasures. An envious read, indeed! (2011, 105 pages)

THE ART OF MODERN DRAWING

Learn to draw, improve your drawing, your way of seeing, or to teach drawing. This self-teaching workbook designed for students of any age and for their teachers. Eleven of lessons cover eleven different subjects both theoretical and practical skill training. A one-page self-evaluation grid makes it easy to determine one’s skill level at every stage for identifying and repeating lessons needed for improvement. These lessons are both a fun and aesthetically enjoyable method for drawing better. (2017, 29 pages)

WISDOM TRADITIONS
EAST WEST
Living a Fulfilling Life

“How do I live a meaningful life?” is the question everyone asks on some level. The author approaches this universal question from both European and Asian philosophy. Focusing on "what is health?" this essay is based on the author's personal experience as a natural health consultant with clients who’s health challenges brought these questions poignantly face to face with the question of what makes a meaningful life. Insightful! (2016, 22 pages)

"NEW SOCIETY SOLUTION" (Poster)

Artist: Phyllis Parun
Price: $37
includes tax and shipping in a tube
(2022, 16" x 20")
Please contact the author to purchase.

"New Society Solution" Poster by Phyllis Parun