Christin Lore Weber
Christin Lore Weber has written fourteen published books. Christin’s novel, Altar Music (Scribner, 2000) was selected for LA Times Best Books of the Year 2000, for Publisher’s Weekly “First Fiction,” and for the Independent Bookseller’s “Booksense 76 Award.” Her most recent books are WomanChrist: 30th Anniversary Edition and Widow’s Walk, a literary novel. Weber is a member of Art Presence Art Center and frequently does author readings at their gallery receptions.
Connect with Christin Lore Weber
Please note that the Facebook links below each take you to the page dedicated to a different book. In order from left to right:
- Widow’s Walk
- WomanChrist—30 Year Anniversary Edition
- The Blue Shawl
- Gypsy Bones
- The Far Near Journals
Recent Posts
ZoomRoom Local Author Reading – Christin Lore Weber
This year, Art Presence adds Zoom Room Local Author Readings to its growing list of online offerings. Join us at 5pm on the second Friday of each month to hear local authors read excerpts from their books; you can ask questions via the chat box. On February 12, we present our first Art Presence Zoom […]
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A Memoir of Early Childhood
Just before Christmas 2019 a box filled with copies of my newest book arrived at my door. Here it is! A book of stories from my early childhood when I was Mary Jane Lore and my world consisted in the boundary waters of Minnesota and Ontario, Lake of the...
Writing on the Oregon Coast
John and I spent a few stormy days on the Oregon Coast last week. My hope was to work on my new novel which I started almost a year ago after publishing CHIARA REFLECTIONS, poetry from the heart of Clare of Assisi. Still in the grip of poetry and also of my experience...
My First Book of Poetry
In this life I’ve not travelled much outside North America. Go deep, an inner voice instructed, and so I let that happen first on the boundary waters of Minnesota and Ontario, and then in a convent beside the Red River of the North. In the middle of life I uprooted...
EVIDENCE
Work begins in the intersection of night and day; in darkness. Material life tumbles out onto me. Heavy life. How can I carry it? How bear it, aching? “I am overwhelmed,” I complain to John as he plans his garden, soon to be added to our care. I imagine vegetables...
The Word is Life
If I could bring to you through wordsEverything that can be seen,Felt, held, imagined, envisioned, danced, sung, And all the other ways we know the world The Mystery that holds that world and worlds infinite,I would. If I could find a word,But that word would...
