11 Conjured Stories By MariJo Moore

The stories range from the sharing of how the author receives stories from spirits to an enlightened Nana speaking out for young women of the earth. This collection offers a fresh perspective to rethinking our inner selves and the world in which we dwell, through the venue of creativity. The "Comments" section shares results of the author asking 11 various people to each give a personal quote on a particular story as an abstract way of relating that humans are interconnected, even if not always in obvious ways. The cover art titled “A Dream I Thought I Had Forgotten- Something Was Eating The Moon '' is also by the author. This is her 27th book.

"Moore's newest book calls us to the global Story-fire of healing and possibilities where ancestor spirits and dreams are a norm, not a forgotten and suspicious fringe experience often scoffed at by modern folks. No matter who our Ancestors are, we all come from people, no matter how long ago, who honored dreamers, shamans, and conjurers. Moore's work reminds us of this truth and gives readers permission to enter the dreams she has conjured, trusting her voice guiding us through the labyrinth of words and images she has returned with from the sacred spaces where she has traveled. Courageous from the journey, we can bring the experience of eternal possibility with us to address the most pressing issues of our times, knowing we are doing so firmly on the roots of traditions Moore is bravely sharing with we fortunate ones sitting at her Story-fire."

– Stephanie A. Sellers, Ph.D., Native American Studies educator Gettysburg College, PA