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We are over the moon to announce that our author Liz Childs Kelly has won Gold in the Nautilus Book Awards for her book Home to Her!

Liz Childs Kelly author of Home to Her winner of Nautilus Gold Seal
Nautilus Seal GOLD winner
Home to Her by Liz Childs Kelly, Womancraft Publishing

Our books have won Silver three times previously with Lucy H. Pearce's titles. Home to Her has been awarded our first Gold, in the program’s Religions/Spirituality of Other Traditions category.

Now in its 23rd year, the Nautilus Book Awards celebrate and honor books that support conscious living and green values, wellness, social change and social justice, and spiritual growth. Previous recipients include Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Thich Nat Hahn, Temple Grandin, Barbara Kingsolver, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, and Eckhart Tolle.

“Many of the books and authors that have most inspired me are previous recipients of Nautilus Awards,” says Kelly. “It’s a tremendous honor to join their company.”

The award is open to application from authors from the smallest indie publishers right up to the biggest publishing houses.

Find out more about the award and the 2023 winners HERE.

We are thrilled and proud that Home to Her and Liz receive the recognition deserved with this prestigious award.

Home to Her: Walking the Transformative Path of the Sacred Feminine takes us on a journey, personal and collective, through time and place, to remember and reconnect with the lost and stolen wisdom of the Sacred Feminine, an ancient Divine force known intimately by ancestral peoples around the world. While in some cultures She remains a vibrant, living force, in the West Her wisdom and traditions have been lost or buried by patriarchal religions and traditions.

Find out more about Home to Her and buy a signed copy HERE.
(Also available on Amazon and other book sellers worldwide.)

You can find out more about Liz and her work at her website: hometoher.com

Meet the author: Liz Childs Kelly

Liz Childs Kelly author of Home to Her

Liz Childs Kelly is a writer, award-winning researcher, educator, community builder, and host of the popular 'Home to Her' podcast, which is dedicated to amplifying the voices of the Sacred Feminine. Her writing has been featured in a variety of online publications, including Forbes, Mashable, Rebelle Society, Human Parts (a Medium publication), and Braided Way, as well as the Girl God Books anthology Just As I Am: Hymns Affirming the Divine Female. An initiated priestess in the 13 Moons lineage, she also holds certifications in Reiki, as well as Vinyasa and Yin Yoga.

Liz lives in rural Virginia with her family, and can often be found exploring the nearby Blue Ridge Mountains or wandering in the woods behind her home.
hometoher.com
IG: @hometoher

Have you ever been told you’re “Too Much…”?

Too Much Woman, a Womancraft Publishing Compendium
This vibrant collection of prose, poetry and art offers a powerful response to this historic patriarchal tactic of silencing, shaming and diminishing women. Our third Womancraft Compendium weaves together best-selling authors, and over seventy diverse writers and artists from around the world.

  • Too Emotional?
  • Too Big?
  • Too Ambitious?
  • Too Sexual?
  • Too Weird?
  • Too Loud?
  • Too…?

For generations, women have been told to make themselves smaller: quieter, softer, less demanding, less visible. “Too much” has been used as a weapon — a way of silencing, shaming and diminishing women who refuse to fit neatly into the boundaries set for them.

Too Much Woman says: enough.

This vibrant third Womancraft Compendium is a celebration of women in all their complexity, contradiction and glorious muchness. Through poetry, essays, personal reflections, and art of all kinds, more than 70 writers and artists from around the world explore what it means to be a woman who cannot – and will not – be contained.

These are voices reclaiming desire, ambition, anger, pleasure, creativity, vulnerability, power and possibility. Voices speaking to the experiences of those who have been judged, shamed or silenced for being too visible, too passionate, too complicated, too sexual, too powerful – simply too woman.

Come and reclaim your muchness.
Embrace your enoughness.
And discover that perhaps you were never too much at all.

With an introduction and foreword by Lucy H. Pearce, founder of Womancraft Publishing.

10% of proceeds from the book will be donated to women’s charities.