The Feather Archives
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The Feather Archives
$19.99
The Feather Archives is a remembering.
a poetic diary awakening through alchemical love, deep self-reflection and lyrical entries.
here, love is a force that transforms you - a mirror to your greatest unravelings that return you to yourself.
moving through time stamped poetic entries, these pieces reflect the quiet shifts that occur when you begin to see your self clearly through the artistry of this human experience. these words are meant to be felt, through your own transmission and healing exactly when you need it.
this book is a beautifully written love letter to being human.
The Feather Archives is independently printed and shipped through our publishing partner Lulu. you will be redirected to their site. ✨
an archive of remembrance, for all of my past lives before me.
Meet The Author:
Taylor Mulholland is a writer, astrologer medium and intuitive guide based in Boulder, Colorado.
The Feather Archives is the second coming of VOLUME BLOOM, the continuation of writing after the last poem in that collection. Her books began as channeled notes in her phone that were never meant to be published. When she went back and read them, she found something she didn't expect: an archive of a soul coming home.
Scripted as a poetic diary, this book is carried through journal entries written at 2am and in the moments when her inner world needed an escape.
This is her second collection, writings from the year that transformed her most.
Through her poetry, Taylor offers what she offers in all of her work - a mirror. A reminder that feeling deeply is why we are here, that love is alchemical and that the parts of yourself you forgot are still waiting to be collected… 🪶.
Her words are for the tender hearts. The ones who know that becoming is a sacred spiral and are learning how to stay open without losing themselves.
a note from the author: The Feather Archives is an archive of remembrance, a return to the inner world and all it carries. and it would be my honor to guide you home.
and if something brought you here, i don't think that's an accident at all.
Welcome home,
I adore you. 🏹
xx, Taylor
