Gail Thomas Knihy

Exploring the character of Pandora in Greek mythology, this book reinterprets her role beyond the traditional view of her as a bringer of doom. Psychologist Gail Thomas presents Pandora as a complex figure embodying both healing powers and destruction. Drawing from her two decades of experience, Thomas reveals Pandora as a symbol of the dark yet nurturing feminine, capable of transforming modern materialism into a culture of connection and engagement. The narrative highlights Pandora's significance in fostering cultural healing and participation.

"Aims to help the reader derive the real, tangible value from mastering the skill of delegation"--

Exploring the complex relationship between a mother and daughter, "The Little Mommy Sonnets" serves as the emotional core of the collection. Through a crown of sonnets, the poet navigates themes of life, death, and memory, skillfully linking each poem with thoughtful transitions that reveal new dimensions of their bond. Gail Thomas's dedication to craft highlights her ability to articulate the ineffable, culminating in a poignant reflection on loss and the enduring presence of a mother's voice, even as words become elusive.