The Temple of the Subway Goddess is a novel of sisterhood, the quest for a modern woman’s sacred spirit, and urban renewal, circa 5000 BCE. Banished from her own time when myth, magic, and a... More > Creator in the form of a woman were part of daily life, 7,000-year- old priestess Mira flees to a forgotten neighborhood of a 21st century American city. There she allies herself with the dispirited and out-of-love ex-photographer Suzanne, bringing her new friend unexpected spiritual powers, troublesome instant celebrity, and a most peculiar mission. As Suzanne’s husband, friends, and neighbors fall under Mira’s spell, she desperately seeks to discover if they have all lost their minds or found their sacred souls.< Less
The Temple of the Subway Goddess is a novel of sisterhood, the quest for a modern woman’s sacred spirit, and urban renewal, circa 5000 BCE. Banished from her own time when myth, magic, and a... More > Creator in the form of a woman were part of daily life, 7,000-year- old priestess Mira flees to a forgotten neighborhood of a 21st century American city. There she allies herself with the dispirited and out-of-love ex-photographer Suzanne, bringing her new friend unexpected spiritual powers, troublesome instant celebrity, and a most peculiar mission. As Suzanne’s husband, friends, and neighbors fall under Mira’s spell, she desperately seeks to discover if they have all lost their minds or found their sacred souls.< Less
About Carolyn Boyd
Carolyn Lee Boyd is a poet, essayist, short story writer, blogger, and novelist whose work has been published in woman-focused literary, feminist, art, and spirituality magazines for over 30 years. Her pieces have appeared in such print and internet journals as Mused: The Bella Online Literary Magazine, Moondance, SageWoman, The Beltane Papers, the We’Moon calendars, Matrifocus, Women Artists News, and others. Some of her published writings as well as occasional blog posts can be found at her blogsite, www.Goddessinateapot.wordpress.com.
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