VOICES AT THE DOOR

About the Book

Voices at the Door, a new collection of twenty-five fantasy poems, continues the work begun in UniVerses of homage to great worlds and writers of imaginative literature: respectively, J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-Earth, the Wizarding World of J.K. Rowling, and the Discworld of Terry Pratchett. At the same time, it invites readers back into the realm of the author’s own experience. She trusts that those who hear her voice through these Voices will share the humbly-hopeful opinion of Pratchett’s minstrel-turned-singer about his first saga in The Last Hero: “It’s music for people to listen

About the Author

Rose Wolf holds a Ph.D. in fantasy. In addition to UniVerses, her first collection of poetry, she has published several short stories. Following seven years as personal secretary to science fiction writer Andre Norton, she immigrated to Scotland. She currently resides in Edinburgh, happy and honored to be living in the land of the earliest poet of her acquaintance (Robert Louis Stevenson) and the latest fantasist (J.K. Rowling). If asked her philosophy of poetry, she will state that the best way to fight Chaos is to create Order, or--in the words of Edna St.Vincent Millay--to “put [him] into fourteen lines.”