Guiding us gently and meandering through, Karen Sanderson takes us on a journey of changing circumstance, place, relationships, and seasons. She pays homage to milestones along the way with verses that are nostalgic, sometimes gritty, occasionally mischievous, but always beautifully written and rich with imagery. This collection evoked a longing in me for something I couldn't quite identify, for a past that isn't my own, and for people I wish I knew. ~ Linda Hoye, author of Two Hearts: An Adoptee's Journey Through Grief to GratitudeWhat a true pleasure it has been to read this refreshingly accessible and delightfully eclectic collection of poems and to enjoy its intimate glimpse into the author’s life. The experiences and emotions she conveys—whether sadness and loss or pleasure and whimsy—are instantly recognizable, because they are real, authentic, and universal. What a gift Karen Sanderson has given us in this gem of a book, because in a heart-touching way, she has plumbed the highs and lows of not only her own life, but ours as well. ~ Elizabeth H. Cottrell, contributing author to three books in The Gratitude Book Project seriesKaren's verses are like sparkles of life, electric wires of memories, sprinkles of eternity. This is what I call Poetry: diving into the soul and extracting pearls of fearless consciousness, no boundaries! ~@LauraLME #VersesInMotionKaren R. Sanderson’s No Boundaries is a long-arced portrait limned with warmth and humor. In blank verse and rhyme, limerick and haiku, Ms. Sanderson skips across the emotional touchstones of family, friends, memory, nature, and the writer’s craft itself. This is a delightfully accessible collection, full of wry observations and little gems. ~Shawn MacKENZIE, author of The Dragon Keeper’s Handbook and Dragons for BeginnersKaren Sanderson's exuberant collection of poetry, No Boundaries, celebrates her love of family and small town life. From memoir-styled free verse to elegant haiku and snappy limericks, the poet shines a light on the bonds dearest to us all. Strong single mothers and brave soldier sons come close to the reader's heart with Sanderson's gritty and humorous style. Highly recommended! ~ J.J. Brown, PhD, author of Death and the Dream and Brindle 24
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Karen R. Sanderson was raised by a mother who wanted to be an English teacher and who worked for Merriam-Webster as a proofreader and an aunt who could complete the Sunday New York Times crossword in a day. Their favorite expression was, “Look it up!” Karen is an editor and proofreader, blogger, poet, writer, and a fabulous grandma. She completed writing coursework through UCLA and the University of New Mexico. Her short stories have been featured in The Rose & Thorn Journal, Every Child is Entitled to Innocence anthology, Valley Living Magazine, BewilderingStories.com, and WritingRaw.com. Karen is currently pursuing a degree at Minot State University and Lake Region State College in Interpreting and Sign Language Studies. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/krsanderson Twitter: https://twitter.com/KRS_WordShark LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karenrsanderson Google+: https://plus.google.com/113113932825667302868 Blog: http://karenrsanderson.wordpress.com Contact Karen: karenrsanderson@midco.net
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