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Cathryn McIntyre BA
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Cathryn McIntyre Quick Facts
Main Areas: Writer, Literary History of Concord, MA, Transcendentalism, Spirituality, AstrologyCareer Focus: Author, Lecturer, Astrologer
Affiliation: The Concord Writer
Cathryn McIntyre is a writer and independent scholar of the life and work of transcendentalist writer, Henry David Thoreau. She has studied the literary history of Concord, Massachusetts, for the past twenty-five years. She is a member of both the Thoreau and Emerson Societies and her essays have appeared in the Thoreau Society Bulletin. Her first book, "Honor in Concord: Seeking Spirit in Literary Concord" was published in 2008, and she is currently at work on a book entitled, "Thoreau's Wise Silence," that offers a spiritually- inspired analysis of Thoreau's life and work and emphasizes the importance of his message in the 21st century. She has a B.A. in English from Michigan State University and has done graduate work at Harvard Extension School and Lesley University in Cambridge, MA.
Cathryn has appeared as a guest on WUMB - Boston Radio's "Commonwealth Journal" and on the Dreamvisions Radio Network. Other events include readings, lectures and booksignings, including appearances at both the fall festival and the holiday celebration at The Old Manse in Concord.
Cathryn is also an astrologer, having studied astrology over the past 24 years. She has also spent years researching other areas of the metaphysical and paranormal, with an emphasis on the near death experience and after death communication. She considers herself a natural psychic and clairvoyant and in the last few years that ability has transformed her life and her work.
Please see: www.theconcordwriter.com for more information.
Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Cathryn McIntyre
I am a writer with a psychic ability who brings a unique perspective to the study of the transcendentalist writers of 19th century Concord, MA. Those writers include Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret Fuller and both Louisa May Alcott and her father, Amos Bronson Alcott. I am seeking opportunities to lecture, to teach and to inspire others to consider the words and wisdom of Thoreau and the other transcendentalists because I believe their message is as relevant today as it was in their own time. I would also welcome the opportunity to read from my book, "Honor in Concord: Seeking Spirit in Literary Concord" or from the upcoming, "Thoreau's Wise Silence."
I have received overwhelmingly positive responses to "Honor in Concord," both from those who have studied the Concord writers for years and told me they enjoyed every moment of the book, and from those who had no prior knowledge of Concord's literary history, but left the book feeling like they finally understood what the magic was all about.
"Honor in Concord" is available through any bookstore or internet bookseller, or at www.theconcordwriter.com
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Quote - Cathryn McIntyre - from www.theconcordwriter.com
"I believe that if you pause for five minutes each day, close your eyes and allow yourself to look within, you will find your truest self and it is in that recognition that you will find your greatest joy.
Open your hearts and minds to the possibilities because that spirit within you is the you that will never end. Your life is yesterday, today and every tomorrow. All who ever were still are and always will be."
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Please go to: www.theconcordwriter.com for more information on Cathryn and her work, including how to contact.
