Kristin Shaw Hall

I grew up in the mountains of western North Carolina, where every other business and vacation lodge named itself "Four Seasons." And with good cause: the Blue Ridge mountains were the perfect place to experience and appreciate the best of what every passing season has to offer: golden light filtering through bright autumn leaves, the magic of the first annual snow, the year's first appearance of garden flowers, and plunging into frigid mountain streams to escape the summer's heat. I developed an early appreciation for the turning of the year, for the ways that each season impacted the world around me. 

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As a librarian and lifelong book nerd, I'm passionate about connecting people with books that speak to their souls. After life threw me a few curveballs that left me feeling emotionally exhausted and disconnected from a frantic-paced world, I found myself focusing once more on the changing seasons, the length of days, and the moon phases as a way to mark and appreciate the passage of time. 

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Now, having finally landed in a spiritual place that I call "Vaguely Neopagan," I'm dedicated to uniting my twin passions for books and nature in ways which speak meaningfully to others. I hope you'll join me!

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