Shoah Shoes by Helen L. Conway

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Helen L. Conway reads her essay, "Shoah Shoes."

Helen L. Conway lives in St. Helens, UK. A former Judge, she holds an MA in Creative Writing from Lancaster University and is the author or joint-author of over a dozen books and numerous articles about law, art, mental health and coaching psychology. She is also an internationally exhibited and collected visual artist working in textiles and acrylics and is a qualified creativity and leadership coach.

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A Brief Cooking Meditation from Samir Knego 10:57

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