Pam Giblin Pam Giblin i(A5782 works by)
Also writes as: Selenna
Born: Established: 1958 Hobart, Southeast Tasmania, Tasmania, ;
Gender: Female
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1 y separately published work icon Daughter of the Sun God : Grace Selenna , Taroona : Absolute Clarity , 2011 16876046 2011 single work novel
1 y separately published work icon Daughter of the Sun God : The Fall Selenna , Taroona : Absolute Clarity , 2011 16876018 2011 single work novel
1 y separately published work icon A Question of Sovereignty Selenna , Hobart : Selenna , 2000 Z1157768 2000 single work novel
1 y separately published work icon Beyond the Veils of Time Selenna , 1997 Forcett : Absolute Clarity , 2004 16875841 1997 single work novel

'This is the story of Morgan's personal mission - a spiritual odyssey that takes the reader into the inner dimension. . . beyond the illusion of the physical realm. It is a compelling quest of intimacy in relationship that leads Morgan and her soul family into the ultimate union with the Divine. Throughout their journey, they encounter many archetypal guides from the spirit realm who assist them in their learning. One such being is Isis, who reveals to Morgan the moment in Atlantis when the feelings of fear and separation began.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
1 2 y separately published work icon Nemeton Pam Giblin , Koonya : Koonya Press , 1992 Z380492 1992 single work novel science fiction

When Krista left the City, she knew it would be for the last time; but could she leave it all behind?... The Age of Pisces has passed, and with it, the material world - the world of separation.

As governments fail to act and their economies crumble, the Collapse opens the door for the final stage of human development; but how many will choose to cross the threshold - into a future whose lores are as old as time itself?

Few believe they have the necessary skills to make the change. For those that do, an exciting world awaits... (Publisher's website)
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