Terrans - by Nicoleta Taylor (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Nicoleta Taylor is an American author born in Transylvania, Romania, where her writing skills gained national recognition.

Terrans, her American poetry debut transcribes the broadcast of a human passenger of MotherShip Terra, our planet, that intriguingly and insightfully coalesces science fiction with spirituality.

Embark on an extraordinary voyage that shifts the paradigm from humankind to kind human to steward of this world.

A must-read food for thought book!

Review Quotes

Terrans is a book of prayers, a bible for those experiencing this world. Nicoleta's recognition of our coexistence with planet Earth is profound. She expresses concern for the paths we're on, illuminating other possibilities while always maintaining her love and respect for Terra's inhabitants and their choices. This is a beautiful book to keep close, a cogent, comforting reminder of our worth, value, and options as we navigate forward.

Tamara Clark

Nicoleta Taylor has written a most compelling and unique prose with her interpretation of our journey on this planet and this Universe. I will go back frequently to re-read and absorb more of the message of love she has shared.

Sandy Rogers

This is such a powerful and beautiful book of poetry by Nicoleta! It's a reminder of who we are and why we are here. Through her poetry she's helping humanity to open their hearts to Mother Earth and each other.

Lisa B.

Nicoleta Taylor transports us into a poetic journey with our planet... which she calls Terra. We and every creature who journey with our planet she calls Terrans.

She writes:

"I live in a Country called Terra

neighboring Mars and Venus

in the realm of the Sun."

Nicoleta's tribute identifies Love as among the elements of Fire, Water, Air, and Earth that make up Terra -- which is also a spaceship in her own right. Terra is the Mothership.

We have come to a pivotal point in our journey on our Mothership.

"Sending out an S.O.S.," Nicoleta writes, "Terra is now leaking the Love element."

One of the treats of reading Nicoleta's book is knowing that this talented writer's first language is Romanian. She has, as she describes it, "channeled" her words entirely in English. She touches us with this moving tribute and reminds us that love is the crucial element by which we and our planet survive.

This small but elegant book is a perfect Earth Day release, and a meaningful gift to those who love our planet/mothership.

Betsy B.