Rachel McAlpine


Biography

Rachel McAlpine lives in New Zealand and has been telling stories all her life. Consequently she's already the author of more than 30 books, and shows no sign of stopping. More of her popular poetry, novels, non-fiction and plays will appear on Smashwords, which is like a shiny new toy for any established author.

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Books

The Dazzling Night    by Rachel McAlpine
Price: $1.50 USD. 4280 words. Published on August 19, 2010. Fiction.

A lyrical Noh play in English about writer Katherine Mansfield (KM). KM was born in New Zealand, left at 19 and never returned. In this play, her father visits the Gurdjieff community in Fontainebleau, where KM died. He meets the ghost of his daughter in a cowshed, and both achieve peace. Japanese Noh plays are slow, stylized and ceremonial, with simple plots about spiritual redemption.
Mind Poems    by Rachel McAlpine
Price: $1.50 USD. 2260 words. Published on August 18, 2010. Fiction.

Short poems for fun and contemplation. Tips, traps, and tall tales for people who think, write, and use computers. Poems about your poor overworked brain.
Phone Poems    by Rachel McAlpine
Price: $1.50 USD. 1630 words. Published on August 18, 2010. Fiction.

Small, simple poems to think about while you’re waiting for the doctor or the bus. Includes fortune cookie poems and haiku. No need to struggle with these poems: just inhale!
Senior Poems    by Rachel McAlpine
Price: $1.50 USD. 2250 words. Published on August 18, 2010. Fiction.

Small poems about big topics. Light poems about heavy topics like growing old and dying. Only for the brave.
Lover Poems    by Rachel McAlpine
Price: $1.50 USD. 2410 words. Published on August 18, 2010. Fiction.

Poems for lovers, happy or not. In this poetry collection, certain lines may express precisely what you feel but cannot say. The delicious agonies of longing. Complex feelings when a love affair goes wrong. And finally, the frivolous, funny, and comforting aspects of love. Enjoy!

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