“Great writers are not only masters of language, but masters of soul. Barbara Stahura is one of those rare and precious voices that make you not only kneel before the altar of language, but kneel before the altar of being alive and human.”

—Tama Kieves, best-selling author of  This Time I Dance! Creating the Work You Love

“At the heart of  these linked essays is the story of a love that blossoms in midlife, only to be tested immediately by a nearly fatal motorcycle accident, a love that proves to be the most powerful force in healing both the author and her injured husband. This recent history confirms Barbara Stahura’s intuition, built up over years of reading and reflection, that our experience of love is the nearest we come to sensing the energy manifest in the myriad  forms of this flowing universe. Her insights into what she calls the ‘holy mysteries’ are hard won and movingly told.”

—Scott Russell Sanders, author of  A Private History of Awe

To purchase What I Thought I Knew, download and print this order form, and send it with a check or money order for $19 ($15 plus $4 shipping and handling) to:

Barbara Stahura
673 N. Arizona Estates Loop
Tucson, AZ 85748

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After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story, A Journaling Workbook by Barbara Stahura and Susan B. Schuster, M.A., CCC-SLP, will be released by Lash & Associates Publishing/Training.

“This is a beautifully written and thoughtful book that should be embraced by anyone who deals with the aftermath of brain injury,” says James W. Pennebaker, Professor of Psychology, University of Texas at Austin.