Aspects of the Novels Elaborated Upon
Thoughts Beyond the Novel CHOIR OF CLOISTERED CANARIES–Chlorpyrifos Toxicity
When the author was faced to give her novel an appropriate title that partially dealt with the toxicity of chemicals used in everyday life and agriculture, namely chlorpyrifos (pronunciation: klôrˈpirəˌfäs), she sought a title with the first letter “C” and ended up with an appropriate alliteration that includes idiom “canary in the coal mine”–Choir of…
Thoughts Beyond the Armida Trilogy–Brain Fog (Choir of Cloistered Canaries)
We all know the phrase, “canary in the coal mine,” that refers to an early warning sign of potential danger in detecting toxic cases in the coal mine–the canary dies. Unfortunate for the author, Febreze became such a problem for her (and others who suffer from Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS)). Proctor & Gamble test marketed…
Thoughts beyond the Novel, “Even a Crow Knows….”: NOW IN PRINT
Her name is Ana, which is of Hebrew origin and means “grace” in many languages. The Hebrew name is “Hannah” whereas in Arabic, Ana means “bliss. Blending the meanings of these two languages has meaning throughout the novel. She is in quest for her true self from a scientific bent while combining contemporary quantum physics…
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