Eveline Horelle Dailey to Speak at Metaphysical Studies Group

Location:
Unitarian Universalist Church
17540 N. Avenue of the Arts Blvd
(same as 114th Ave, north of Bell Rd, Surprise)

Note:
Free lecture, no need to register.

Description:
Author Eveline Horelle Dailey will speak about her upcoming book
LESSONS FROM THE LAKESIDE

What began as a need to be close to the wonders of nature turned into a powerful personal journey that in turn gave way to writing LESSONS FROM THE LAKESIDE. The book begins when the circumstances of life change and a farewell becomes necessary. The imagination took wings, the laws of the universe enfolded encompassing wisdom, reason and the struggle to achieve living in the moment. The messages and the choice of messengers will intrigue the readers as they are brought closer to nature as an exchange for frantic lives filled with chaos and conflict. This is a literary adventure, bringing with it a new perspective and aiding toward self-discovery.
About Eveline Horelle Dailey
Eveline spoke French when she was young, some Spanish and some Italian; she was home schooled. Being one of four with three much older siblings, time alone was part of many life deciding growth factors. Writing essays was a weekly part of her education. These essays did not make it to the publishing world but later on many others did. English became the language of her thoughts only when she came to the United States in her teens and learned a new language. Eveline’s writing is somewhat poetic and the direction is literary fiction. Her book has been described as “representing the new Jonathan Livingston Seagull of the 21st century to usher in a new societal transformation with the potential to serve as literature’s next cultural phenomenon.”