Folsom fables: Pieces of the past : people, landmarks, events & bits of the past from Folsom, California

Silver, Sue

Victorian Secrets

INSIDE OUTSIDE is a composite of reflections and views of the natural word, inspired by the author's spiritual practice. As an outdoor woman, some of her poems reflect this physical energy. As a medical practitioner, hospital experiences are reported via poetry.  Childhood, which informs all of our lives, is also documented here in episodic poems. “Sue Silver’s Inside Outside is a remarkable debut collection of poetry. Silver’s poems celebrate both the natural world and all the strengths and weaknesses of human nature. Poems of storms, birds, trees, and even fireflies coexist with poems of childhood, her mother and father, and patients she has encountered in her work as a nurse anesthetist. Silver’s world is one where “the mystery of night song born” informs a “heart alive with little bird hearts.” —Sonja James, author of The White Spider in My Hand  “It has been gratifying to watch Sue Silver growing into her voice as a poet over the years. In the newer poems about her work as a medical practitioner, Sue has hit her stride. Those poems also make clear her personal commitment to social justice as well as her presence as a spiritual seeker in her helping vocation.”  —Ed Zahniser, author of At the End of the Self-help Rope and Mall-hopping with the Great I AM “Sue Silver’s poems are filled with urgency, keen observation, and honesty. In her poems, we encounter the sadness of the human condition― beginning during childhood, and lasting well beyond.” —Hope Maxwell Snyder, PhD, Poet Laureate of Shepherdstown, WV Author of The Houdini Chronicles, Orange Wine, and The Backroom.   

Inside Outside: Poems

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

NAP/SCARITH

Mineral County Nevada: Mining Camps, Towns, & Places (1860-1900)

History

Americas

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Mineral County Nevada Mining Camps, Towns & Places (1901 and After)

Mineral County Nevada: Early Transportation: Stagecoach, Steamboat & Narrow Gauge Rail

The ghost town of Aurora, Nevada holds a mystique among ghost town visitors. Born on the coattails of the great Comstock Lode discovery at Virginia City and Gold Hill, Aurora quickly boomed with mining men who held it up to great expectation. Within a short four years, the luster and hopes of the new city began to fade amidst legal difficulties and shallow mineral ledges. Although the town continued to exist and mining activities occasionally rallied on into the early twentieth century, Aurora’s greatest moment and romance had long since passed. Of the reported thousands of people who once inhabited Aurora, many died and never moved on. Leaving them to their rest, their surviving families suffered the downturns of the town, and eventually moved on and away, with only a few families staying in hope that Aurora would boom again. Sadly, only Aurora's cemetery – its Silent City on the Hill – remains today to best evidence its long-ago existence. Whether the cemetery's occupants died at the hand of violence or by disease or natural causes; were young or old; were military veterans, miners, mothers or fathers, Aurora, Nevada's Silent City on the Hill examines the histories of those buried in its hallowed ground. These pioneers of Nevada’s most romanticized ghost town now make the Aurora cemetery their last home.

Aurora, Nevada's Silent City on the Hill

A review of the early roads and routes used by the pioneers who first settled the region of Esmeralda County Nevada that is now Mineral County

Mineral County Nevada: Roads and Routes of the Past

Along the East Walker River, Nevada follows the history of the places and people who settled along this desert waterway in the earliest years of the State of Nevada. Learn about the people who inhabited these once wild lands, beginning at the Elbow Ranch at the big bend in the river, where "Elbow Joe" Schreck ran a way station, and travelling north and down river to the present-day Santa Margarita Ranch, south of Yerington, where the family of Utah pioneer John Wheeler once ranched. These were the farms and ranches which supplied and fed the miners in Nevada's early day mining camps.

Along the East Walker River, Nevada: An Historical Perspective

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