Valkyrie Kerry: 13 books

Kerry Valkyrie Baldock Kelly was born in Kent, England. She was diagnosed with severe ENT problems which included deafness. She had several operations and although she can hear now she continues to suffer from asthma and allergic rhinitis. Kerry struggled through life with extreme shifts in mood until...

Valkyrie Kerry, bipolar survivor and Horrotica author, offers a selection of poetry that brings to life the range of extreme emotions that are endured by those experiencing mood disorders. Her writing conveys the spectrum of emotions that exist between the poles of depression and elation; Thanatos...

Valkyrie Kerry, bipolar survivor and Horrotica author, offers a selection of poetry that brings to life the range of extreme emotions that are endured by those experiencing mood disorders. Her writing conveys the spectrum of emotions that exist between the poles of depression and elation; Thanatos...

Valkyrie Kerry, bipolar survivor and Horrotica author, offers a selection of poetry that brings to life the range of extreme emotions that are endured by those experiencing mood disorders. Her writing conveys the spectrum of emotions that exist between the poles of depression and elation; Thanatos...

Valkyrie Kerry, bipolar survivor and Horrotica author, offers a selection of poetry that brings to life the range of extreme emotions that are endured by those experiencing mood disorders. Her writing conveys the spectrum of emotions that exist between the poles of depression and elation; Thanatos...

Valkyrie Kerry Kelly is a multi-graduate, poet and writer with an interest in all dark matters from the philosophical to the political. In this brief study of the afterlife Valkyrie offers a concise depiction of similarities in the Near Death Experience and offers some understanding as to the spiritual nature of humanity and hope to those looking for something beyond this life.

Valkyrie Kerry, bipolar survivor and Horrotica author, offers a selection of poetry that brings to life the range of extreme emotions that are endured by those experiencing mood disorders. Her writing conveys the spectrum of emotions that exist between the poles of depression and elation; Thanatos...

Valkyrie Kerry, bipolar survivor and Horrotica author, offers a selection of poetry that brings to life the range of extreme emotions that are endured by those experiencing mood disorders. Her writing conveys the spectrum of emotions that exist between the poles of depression and elation; Thanatos...

'The Rays In the Storm' is a collection of Valkyrie Kerry's chapbooks. The poetry is reflective of the extreme moods stemming from bipolar disorder ranging from elation with the beauty and spirituality of nature to the depths of despair. A guaranteed insight into the bipolar mind, and a highly entertaining anthology of graphic dark and light fiction.

Through comparing the Buddhist and Christian scriptures Valkyrie Kerry identifies a common moral code that can be used to positively enrich one’s life. Through analysis and discussion, the practice of this spiritual guidance is adapted for today’s modern lifestyles.

Valkyrie Kerry Kelly’s vibrant bipolar blog offers survivors support and ideas in coming to terms with, and coping with their diagnosis. It is honest and cheeky but will be well received by survivors and their carers. Great advice for coping with the highs and lows of mood disorders for both survivors and their loved one.

A small chapbook dedicated to the history of Ireland; Tragic, funny and told with love for the nation! 'A Nation Once Again' showcases Kerry’s reflections of Irish life, landscape, history and politics. It delves into political questions, religion and family life, whilst reflecting the scenic beauty of the country.

We are the Children, Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren and Great, Great Grandchildren of Stanley Cyril Howe and Mary Ellen Howe of Dartford Kent We are poets We are writers We are their opus Sandra Stevens, Barry and Linda Howe, Glynis Mattick, Tracey Stevens, Emma Laker-Quick, Jade Stevens, Ashley...