Karen Walrond

Social Justice for the Sensitive Soul

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Entering into activism can feel imperative but daunting, especially for those of us who are introverts or shy. Cheng-Tozun proposes a quieter, but no less impactful, approach: her gentle guidance urges us to get curious about finding our way to quiet activism, allowing us all to join in the march toward making the world a brighter place. A soulful book.”

Story Work

“With her vivid and vulnerable writing, GG Renee Hill gently guides us to our own inner sage. By sharing her own story of how writing led her back to herself, Hill offers generous and insight-inspiring journal prompts that give us permission to do the same. A treasure of a book.”

The Joy Document

“With her beautiful storytelling, Jennifer McGaha inspires us to join her in creating a light-filled life, through a commitment to curiosity, to mindful noticing, to gratitude, to joyful celebration. She epitomizes what it means to be a radiant rebel!”

The Spirituality of Dreaming

“What if dreams have value?’ This question, which Dr. Kelly Bulkeley poses early in The Spirituality of Dreaming, piqued my curiosity. I’ve always had vivid dreams, many of which have felt revelatory or even prophetic, yet I’ve always dismissed my dreaming as having very little relevance to my day-to-day life. So Bulkeley’s scientifically researched thesis, bolstered by stories of religious, spiritual, and historical practices from cultures around the world, has felt mind-shifting. Dreaming as a tool for social transformation: Who knew? This eye-opening book feels deeply hopeful, and I may never sleep the same way again.”