Human is the Race, Woman is an Experience

About the Book

As a means of expressing thoughts, opinions, outrage, love and wonder, iam mai captured her voice through the written word. Since the age of 15, she found this form of artistic expression came easily, freely and soulfully. She kept her poetry, lyrics and short stories private for most of her life. It was not until a very close relative entered one of her poems in a City wide television contest, which she won, that anyone beyond the comforts of her home had heard her work. Quickly iam mai was encouraged to share her poetry through spoken word. She was able to show her strength, politics, humanity and vulnerability. “I believe that we are on a journey which can be perplexing, vexing, exciting and fulfilling. From time to time on this journey, there is clarity. We are living into the life we create from our previous thoughts and actions years ago. The future we are creating depends on our thoughts and actions today. So, through these peaks and valleys I have learned

that I must remember

to be aware of my thoughts, words and actions. Though I may forget what I was thinking, saying or doing yesterday, the universal intelligence never falters.”

About the Author

iam mai lives happily with her husband, two children and their puppy in Canada. One of iam mai’s books, What is Wrong With My Doggis?, is based on her puppy’s mischievous behaviour. She and her husband have the support of their extended families. iam mai is also enjoying her renewed passions for writing and art. iam mai’s visual arts, and selected writings can be found at her new website. Check out www.introducingme.ca