Click here for clips and samples of Winter's published writing:
https://winterross.blogspot.com/
https://wintersweb.journoportfolio.com/
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"4 Warnings: Shamanic Journeys"
https://www.amazon.com/Warnings-Shamanic-Journeys-Winter-Ross/dp/1466405570
Winter Ross blends lyrical prose and fairytale-like etchings with the passion of an environmentalist and mystic. This illustrated chapbook of four visionary shamanic journeys is available at Amazon.com and at current galleries. It has been used as a text in Shamanic Journey classes at Awareness Institute, Sydney, AU. Limited edition hand-colored etchings of the illustrations are available and a book comes with the purchase of a print. Please contact Winter for Readings and Workshops.
https://winterross.blogspot.com/
https://wintersweb.journoportfolio.com/
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"4 Warnings: Shamanic Journeys"
https://www.amazon.com/Warnings-Shamanic-Journeys-Winter-Ross/dp/1466405570
Winter Ross blends lyrical prose and fairytale-like etchings with the passion of an environmentalist and mystic. This illustrated chapbook of four visionary shamanic journeys is available at Amazon.com and at current galleries. It has been used as a text in Shamanic Journey classes at Awareness Institute, Sydney, AU. Limited edition hand-colored etchings of the illustrations are available and a book comes with the purchase of a print. Please contact Winter for Readings and Workshops.
Testimonials for 4Warnings
" What a woman can teach us all....You may pick up this beautiful, seemingly short, book casually. You will leave it being forever changed. Ms. Ross weaves a vision of our possible future as a species - indeed, as living creatures - which pulls at the heart and, hopefully, spurs us to action.
Through her visionary travels with Bat, Orca Whale, Deer and Bear, she leads us on a journey encompassing the spiritual and physical realms which lie hidden within our psyches, to truths we know but don't know we know and sometimes wish we didn't.
If you have an inkling of the dangers we have imposed on our very existence on this home, our planet; if you have a heart which hears the steady drumbeat of destruction; if you want to cry out with all creatures, in compassion - pick up this beautiful and heartful book. You will find a companion here." -- Bruce Nygren, Amazon customer; President Emeritus: Center for Non-dual Awareness.
"A beautiful piece of work! Very moving. The illustrations couldn't have been better." -- Richard Lutman, prize-winning author of Crowsfield.
"Your book is beautiful and also frightening, suitable shaman material, creative and destructive forces alongside each other. Thank you for gifting us with these precious dream journeys." -- Ken Stanton, Foundation for Shamanic Studies workshop participant, Esalen Institute.
PUBLICATIONS
The Contemporary Quilt: New American Quilts and Fiber Art; Contributing Artist. Patricia Chase, E.P. Dutton Company. 1978
Crafts Range , Contributing writer/reviewer; Colorado , 1975
Gambit, Contributing writer/fiction. Mid-Ohio Valley Writer’s Guild publication, 1982
The Conscious Use of Metaphor in Outward Bound, by Stephen Bacon; Cover Design and Illustration. 1983
Promo Magazine, Layout and Design; viewing guide for Denver Public Television, ‘88-92
Colorado Parent and Child Magazine, Cover Photograph, June Issue, 1989
Studio Art Quilters Association Newsletter; Contributing writer, 1990
ArtWorks; Contributing writer. Quarterly publication of the West Virginia Division of Arts and Humanities.
Artycles, Designer and Editor. Art education newspaper published by the Parkersburg Art Center through the Parkersburg Sentinel Newspapers. A six issue project distributed during the school year to grades five through high school. 1994-5
Art Quilt Magazine, “New Work”, Issue 11, 2001
U.U.World Magazine, “Creations” column, Sept./Oct. issue, 2003
Pilgrimage: Story, Place, Spirit, Witness, Vol.31, Issue 1 2006, short story, illustrator
Earth First! Journal, contributing writer, 2007
Crestone Eagle, contributing writer, 2005-7
An Appalachian Journey Toward Justice, The Appalachian Community Fund; 2009; Cover Art
"4 Warnings: Shamanic Journeys", author and illustrator , 2011
Tempo, Taos News Entertainment magazine:
http://www.taosnews.com/entertainment/arts/article_b475d572-db46-11e2-968e-001a4bcf887a.html
Wild Women Rising, e-magazine , 2013-14; artwork and essay
http://www.wildwomanrising.com/contributors/
The Gentle Traveler, blog, April issue, 2016; artwork and short story
http://thegentletraveler.com/2016/04/creativity-spotlight-transformational-story-winter-ross/
She Who Hears the Cries of the World, author's blog
www.winterross.blogspot.com
E.P.I.C. Magazine, Durango Edition, Nov/Dec 2016; poetry
Messages from the Hidden Lake, Vol. 8, 2016; Alamosa Public Library Literary and Art Collection; short story
We'Moon Datebook 2020; Jeweled Evening
What We Talk About When We Talk about Love; Short Story Anthology from DarkHouse Press, 2020
Through her visionary travels with Bat, Orca Whale, Deer and Bear, she leads us on a journey encompassing the spiritual and physical realms which lie hidden within our psyches, to truths we know but don't know we know and sometimes wish we didn't.
If you have an inkling of the dangers we have imposed on our very existence on this home, our planet; if you have a heart which hears the steady drumbeat of destruction; if you want to cry out with all creatures, in compassion - pick up this beautiful and heartful book. You will find a companion here." -- Bruce Nygren, Amazon customer; President Emeritus: Center for Non-dual Awareness.
"A beautiful piece of work! Very moving. The illustrations couldn't have been better." -- Richard Lutman, prize-winning author of Crowsfield.
"Your book is beautiful and also frightening, suitable shaman material, creative and destructive forces alongside each other. Thank you for gifting us with these precious dream journeys." -- Ken Stanton, Foundation for Shamanic Studies workshop participant, Esalen Institute.
PUBLICATIONS
The Contemporary Quilt: New American Quilts and Fiber Art; Contributing Artist. Patricia Chase, E.P. Dutton Company. 1978
Crafts Range , Contributing writer/reviewer; Colorado , 1975
Gambit, Contributing writer/fiction. Mid-Ohio Valley Writer’s Guild publication, 1982
The Conscious Use of Metaphor in Outward Bound, by Stephen Bacon; Cover Design and Illustration. 1983
Promo Magazine, Layout and Design; viewing guide for Denver Public Television, ‘88-92
Colorado Parent and Child Magazine, Cover Photograph, June Issue, 1989
Studio Art Quilters Association Newsletter; Contributing writer, 1990
ArtWorks; Contributing writer. Quarterly publication of the West Virginia Division of Arts and Humanities.
Artycles, Designer and Editor. Art education newspaper published by the Parkersburg Art Center through the Parkersburg Sentinel Newspapers. A six issue project distributed during the school year to grades five through high school. 1994-5
Art Quilt Magazine, “New Work”, Issue 11, 2001
U.U.World Magazine, “Creations” column, Sept./Oct. issue, 2003
Pilgrimage: Story, Place, Spirit, Witness, Vol.31, Issue 1 2006, short story, illustrator
Earth First! Journal, contributing writer, 2007
Crestone Eagle, contributing writer, 2005-7
An Appalachian Journey Toward Justice, The Appalachian Community Fund; 2009; Cover Art
"4 Warnings: Shamanic Journeys", author and illustrator , 2011
Tempo, Taos News Entertainment magazine:
http://www.taosnews.com/entertainment/arts/article_b475d572-db46-11e2-968e-001a4bcf887a.html
Wild Women Rising, e-magazine , 2013-14; artwork and essay
http://www.wildwomanrising.com/contributors/
The Gentle Traveler, blog, April issue, 2016; artwork and short story
http://thegentletraveler.com/2016/04/creativity-spotlight-transformational-story-winter-ross/
She Who Hears the Cries of the World, author's blog
www.winterross.blogspot.com
E.P.I.C. Magazine, Durango Edition, Nov/Dec 2016; poetry
Messages from the Hidden Lake, Vol. 8, 2016; Alamosa Public Library Literary and Art Collection; short story
We'Moon Datebook 2020; Jeweled Evening
What We Talk About When We Talk about Love; Short Story Anthology from DarkHouse Press, 2020
