Moon Talk

by Nathalie Le Breton

Moon Talk is a journey inspired by the forests of the Pacific Northwest, the island of Berneray in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, and a breast cancer diagnosis. It is foremost a journey toward light while attempting to express the complexities of relationships and accept the mysteries of life and death.

Early Praise

By turns musical, magical and matter of fact, Moon Talk embraces both the extraordinary mysteries and the everyday details of life. Nathalie Le Breton populates her book with ghosts and dreams as well as moss, seaweed and Yorkshire pudding baked with wild mushrooms. Along the way, she takes us dancing through darkness and glowing light and all the places in between, while exploring her relationship with love, mortality, teacups, and the moon itself.

—LINDA FERGUSON, author, Of the Forest

About the Author

Nathalie Le Breton grew up in the Southwest of France. She now lives in the Pacific Northwest, where she works, writes, and studies plant magic. Moon Talk is her first chapbook.

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