'Annie Meets Her Higher Self...An Adult Fairy Tale' is a highly unusual and charismatic alchemical blend of spirituality, graphic art, poetry, fantasy, sex, philosophy, magic, mythology, fetishes, psychoanalysis and humour. It explores such themes as medtiation, astral projection, the out-of-body or near death experience, re-birth, Shamanic journeying, enlightenment, the Tarot and even gnome-dowsing, but with a light and playful but thought-provoking touch. More like a child's picture- book than a graphic novel in style, the imperfect layout of the book only adds to it's quirky charms. This imaginative and beautifully illustrated piece of work will leave you waiting with baited breath for the next release from this exciting new author. The extra illustrated poems that follow this main feature are equally amusing and enchanting, and contain many layers, and depths of meaning. The juxtaposed elements of tragedy and comedy leave the reader with a seductive taste of what's to come in Fiona's next book of illustrated poems and prose, and with a wonderful blend of emotions.the juxtaposed elements of tragedy and comedy If you do not already have a taste for the bizarre, we think you will after reading this book.

This is the full colour version, with over 150 colour images. 'Annie Meets Her Higher Self...An Adult Fairy Tale' is a highly unusual and charismatic alchemical blend of spirituality, graphic art, poetry, fantasy, sex, philosophy, magic, mythology, fetishes, psychoanalysis and humour. It explores such themes as meditation, astral projection, the out-of-body or near death experience, Shamanic journeying, enlightenment, the Tarot and even gnome-dowsing, but with a light and playful but thought-provoking touch. More like a child's picture-book than a graphic novel in style, the imperfect layout of the book only adds to it's quirky charm. This imaginative and beautifully illustrated piece of work will leave you waiting with baited breath for the next release from this exciting new author. The extra illustrated poems that follow this main feature are equally amusing and enchanting, and contain many layers, and depths of meaning. The juxtaposed elements of tragedy and comedyleave the reader with a seductive taste of what's to come in Fiona's next book of illustrated poems and prose, and with a wonderful blend of emotions. If you do not already have a taste for the bizarre, we think you will after reading this book.