‘Wintering’ is a tender and deeply reassuring exploration of life’s quieter seasons … those times of loss, illness, burnout, or profound transition when the usual rhythms of life are interrupted.
In this beautifully written memoir, Katherine May reflects on her own experience of retreat and restoration, revealing how periods of apparent dormancy can become essential times of healing and renewal. Drawing on nature, literature, and cultural traditions, she invites us to embrace the wisdom of slowing down, seeking shelter, and allowing ourselves the grace to rest.
Gentle, lyrical, and profoundly comforting, Wintering is a companion for anyone navigating a difficult season and discovering the quiet strength that can emerge in the stillness.
‘Wintering’ is a tender and deeply reassuring exploration of life’s quieter seasons … those times of loss, illness, burnout, or profound transition when the usual rhythms of life are interrupted.
In this beautifully written memoir, Katherine May reflects on her own experience of retreat and restoration, revealing how periods of apparent dormancy can become essential times of healing and renewal. Drawing on nature, literature, and cultural traditions, she invites us to embrace the wisdom of slowing down, seeking shelter, and allowing ourselves the grace to rest.
Gentle, lyrical, and profoundly comforting, Wintering is a companion for anyone navigating a difficult season and discovering the quiet strength that can emerge in the stillness.
