timeless shoreline: a haiku journey through Bali and our ku pins can be purchased through our ESTY STORE. This collection is also available for instant download in PDF format through Google Play Books: timeless shoreline

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ABOUT THE COLLECTION

timeless shoreline takes the reader on a journey from some of the well-known tourist spots to a few of the less travelled parts of Bali. The collection’s 49 haiku poems were captured in famous Bali locations such as, Mount Batur, Pinggan, Trunyan, Jatiluwih, West Bali National Park and Menjangan Island, the Monkey sanctuaries of Sangeh and Ubud, Denpasar, the markets and beaches of Canggu, Legian and Kuta, Uluwatu and Nusa Dua. The collection is illustrated with simple sketches that complement the text. It also has a map and a description of words from the text.

We are proud to announce that King River Press is running a fundraiser for Bali Children Foundation and will be supporting the Silent Forest Bali Myna EEP program with regular donations from book sales and our handmade Bali Myna felt ku pin brooches: Please see our ETSY store. To start the ball rolling, we have made an initial donation of 25 Euro to Silent Forest and a $25 donation to Bali Children Foundation. For more information on how some other Australians are helping people in Bali, see this recent ABC article and the Support for Bali fund started by Bali-based Australian chef and restaurant owner Dean Keddell.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Jodie Hawthorne grew up in Wynyard and Rocky Cape on Tasmania’s northwest coast. Jodie holds a Bachelor of Arts (UNE), a Graduate Diploma in Australian Folklife Studies (Curtin) and a Diploma of Family History (UTAS). Her poetry has been published in Blo͞o Outlier, the Koori Mail, Yellow Moon, Famous Reporter, Modern Haiku, Femku Mag, Rattled, Eucalypt Tanka Journal, Wales Haiku Journal, Stylus Poetry Journal, Positive Words Magazine, paper wasp, Eureka Street, FreeXpression, Haiku Dreaming, Blue Giraffe, Simply Haiku and in various other publications and online journals.

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