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The Greentime: Songs of Kulladun

by Leila Wedd

24 pages; Saddle stitched; catalogue #07-2793; ISBN 1-4251-6132-4; US$13.00, C$13.00, EUR8.88, £6.71

The Greentime depicts Earth as a peaceful global garden, where we journey as children to discover once lost creatures, and other worlds. Kulladun's songs reveal our collective dream for Earth.

About the Book

The Greentime depicts Earth as a peaceful global garden, where we journey as children to discover once lost creatures and other worlds.

Kulladun is a storyteller from planet Gon, in the 'Legend of the Glorb'. Her painting and poems reveal our collective dream of nature and harmony restored on Earth. She speaks truthfully of the past, and calls for the inevitable transformation of Earth now.

The journey unfolds as we arrive 'on the crest of forever' overlooking a vast, magical landscape filled with children and animals.

We meet creatures of the past and present, as we travel to distant Pencil Mountains for a celebratory feast on Table Mountain, and a great cosmic event.

About the Author

Leila Wedd b. 1947 in Hindmarsh, South Australia. Studied at the South Australian School of Art 1965 -1969. Taught Art, English and Drama at high schools in SA, WA and NSW.

Her paintings have appeared in solo and group exhibitions, and she teaches art privately at her studio in Springwood, in the Blue Mountains. Leila is a designer, illustrator and muralist for S.C.R.A.P., (School Communities Recycling All Paper), an Environmental Education Centre at Holsworthy, NSW.

She has always been involved in theatre, and is a member of the Brook Community Theatre Group Inc. at Woodford.

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