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		<title>On the Road with Wild Feminine</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[From BookPeople in Moscow, Idaho, to Lucy’s Books in Astoria, Oregon, and Elliott Bay Book Company in Seattle, Washington–independent bookstores have been inviting Wild Feminine onto their shelves and into their communities. I’ve often felt the magic of my own neighborhood bookstore, Powell’s on Hawthorne, when I passed through their aisles and an unexpected book [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src="http://www.wildfeminine.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/storefront2.jpg" alt="storefront2" title="storefront2" width="178" height="229" class="alignleft size-full wp-image-116" />From <a href="http://www.bookpeople.net/">BookPeople </a>in Moscow, Idaho, to <a href="http://lucysbooks.blogspot.com/">Lucy’s Books</a> in Astoria, Oregon, and <a href="http://www.elliottbaybook.com/">Elliott Bay Book Company</a> in Seattle, Washington–independent bookstores have been inviting Wild Feminine onto their shelves and into their communities. I’ve often felt the magic of my own neighborhood bookstore, <a href="http://www.powells.com/info/places/hawthorneinfo.html">Powell’s on Hawthorne</a>, when I passed through their aisles and an unexpected book caught my eye as if it had something to teach me. Now, placing Wild Feminine into bookstores around the northwest, I see how bookstores hold space for written works so that their readers may find them. A heartfelt thanks to these independents whose work is often more service than profit. Give a gift from your own local bookstore and help these meeting places thrive.</p>
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		<title>Joy in the Bowl</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What do you hold in your bowl? The female body is powerful: what we hold in our center we manifest in our lives. What we hold in our center, we see reflected in the world. When a woman struggles, whether in regards to her relationships, her career, or her own sense of self, she often [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What do you hold in your bowl? The female body is powerful: what we hold in our center we manifest in our lives. What we hold in our center, we see reflected in the world. When a woman struggles, whether in regards to her relationships, her career, or her own sense of self, she often focuses on her worries or her pain. Her creative energy stagnates. If instead she will ask, “What do I want?” and moves towards this notion, she is more likely to plant seeds of hope that will take shape in her life. Holding joy in the bowl means focusing on desires and intentions rather than fears. While day to day living has its share of struggle, joy in the bowl always inspires the soul.</p>
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		<title>Powell&#8217;s Books Guest Blog by Tami</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If joy can be distilled into moments, one of them for me was reading last spring the words of Wild Feminine at Portland&#8217;s Powell’s Books with two of my sons in the front row of a full and receptive audience. Powell’s is one of their favorite places and I was reading Daughters &#038; Sons,  [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Tami Kent Coast Radio Interview</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tami Kent Coast Radio Interview

With no television in our home, radio is a cherished way of connecting to the world. Listening to NPR’s Terry Gross give an interview is it’s own form of poetry. In July, I was interviewed by Carol Newman on Coast Commmunity Radio in Astoria, Oregon, just prior to a reading at [...]]]></description>
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<p>With no television in our home, radio is a cherished way of connecting to the world. Listening to NPR’s Terry Gross give an interview is it’s own form of poetry. In July, I was interviewed by Carol Newman on Coast Commmunity Radio in Astoria, Oregon, just prior to a reading at <a href="http://lucysbooks.blogspot.com/">Lucy’s Books</a>. In an old victorian house located high on a hill, the windows of Coast Community Radio overlook the wide stretch of the Columbia River just before it meets the Pacific Ocean. On a clear July day, when Astoria looks every bit like San Francisco, Carol and I talked together about the journey and inspiration of <strong>Wild Feminine</strong>. We had a lovely conversation that you can listen in on at the link above.<br />
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