"Wild Motherhood: Tending the Fire of your Creative Spirit" explores the question "How do I stay connected to my creative practice and soul life as a mother?" through the stories of 22 mothers from a variety of creative fields, spiritual paths and family circumstances, as well as deeply personal revelations from the author's own diary extracts. 'Wild Motherhood' is a state of being in which a woman can access and enjoy all of herself, outside of the stereotype of what a mother should be. This book is a report from the front lines of motherhood, as women navigate the space in which family responsibility and self-actualisation compete and converge. Hear the real voices of mothers talking about their dilemmas, struggles and triumphs as they continue to engage with their creativity and soul life. "Wild Motherhood" celebrates mothering itself as a creative act, and the gifts of motherhood to women's personal development. Be inspired by the resourcefulness, versatility and strength of mothers as they adapt to the huge changes in their lives. "Brutally honest, beautifully written." - Sara-Mae Tuson, former editor of Trespass Magazine and The London Miscellany, member of the "Loose Muse" board. http: //blakefriedmann.co.uk/saramae-tuson/. "Really enjoyed every word. Fantastic exploration of the topics of creativity and motherhood and the dialectic of living in the two realms. As a mother trying to run a full time creative business this is a valuable resource. I enjoyed Morgan's commentary and especially excerpts from her own journals allowing a snapshot of the emotional journey that is the early years. Interviews with other creative mothers allow the reader to explore different options and approaches to balancing the commitments required as a mother and the need to express ourselves creatively - such a rich variety of approaches to show us there is no one correct way to wild motherhood. It's brilliant. A great exploration of what it means to be a wild mother and the practical ways we all strive to reach it. Inspiring I've been making time to incorporate creativity with my toddler already and only been reading on and off for two days. Thank you. It's the little kick I needed to redefine this guilt laden role that is "motherhood" my own way. Can't put it down " - Michelle Morgan, artist mother-of-two. www.michellemorganart.com.