Shauna Aura Knight is an artist and author who brings the realm of myth and magic into the workaday world, using vivid colors, interesting textures and dazzling charms to convey the story of the hero’s journey.
Once upon a time, she was a student of fine art at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Today she continues creating fantasy art from her home in Madison, Wisconsin. Her hand-painted, mixed-media, textured wall art is richly crafted with timeless appeal, guiding the onlooker through a tour between the worlds. Likewise her jewelry offers the same vibrance, symbolism and inspiration.
A practicing ritualist, event organizer, and spiritual seeker, Knight travels nationally offering intensive education in the transformative arts of ritual, community leadership, and personal growth. She is passionate about creating experiences, spaces, and opportunities to awaken mythic imagination.
Gwen Clayton is a freelance writer living in northeast Indiana. She is the former editor of the Greater Fort Wayne Business Weekly, and has written for numerous other publications since 1986. Her first book, the paranormal thriller "Fermata Cellars," was published in 2016, and her Bible-inspired short story, "Purr: A story of love, lions and a Hebrew named Daniel," was released in 2019. She recently finished writing, "Zinfandel’s Grimoire," which is the sequel to 'Fermata;' that book is in the editing and design phase of publication. Her current works in progress include the third book in the Rivervine Trilogy, tentatively titled, "The Comatis," and the nonfiction, "Dragon's Poker Table: A rocker chick's breast cancer journey." Her books are independently published under the imprint, Rivervine LLC. In addition to writing books, Clayton contracts as a copywriter for local, small businesses. She lives in southwest Fort Wayne with her husband Eddie, a retired military veteran and avid photographer. When not working on their various projects, the couple enjoy traveling through middle America searching for adventure, patronizing mom-and-pop businesses, and promoting the general welfare of current and former service men and women. Gwen serves as the marketing chair and board member of the Northeast Indiana Base Community Council. She holds a bachelor of science degree in public administration from Regis University.
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