Kim Moore – författare

In a world with countless ways to communicate--social media, X, text messaging, phone conversations, etc.--have you ever wondered why you still feel unheard, misunderstood, and emotionally alone in your marriage? Maybe communication is not your problem. Likely, you''ve been heard loud and clear. Could it be that your marriage suffers from a lack of emotional connection?

So many buy into the idea that men and women are so extraordinarily different. Believing that in marriage all we need to do is understand these differences and by doing so, we can better respond to each other and experience mutual fulfillment. How has this worked for you?

You see, while we have been schooled in ways to cope with these differences (compromise, off-limit topics, say it in love, choose better timing, et.al.), the benefits are often short-lived. However, when we acknowledge the wonderful ways that men and women are in fact similar, we strengthen emotional connection, and lay the foundation to support, affirm and appreciate our differences. Moreover, we improve our ability to accomplish greater things together than we can alone.

Unveiled Love: 10 Secrets to Working with God When Your Spouse Isn''t offers a much needed and refreshing alternative to achieving healthier and more fulfilling relationships. Where conventional marriage approaches have fallen short, Unveiled Love picks up the baton and helps you finish the race. This book is about getting relational freedom in your marriage without relying upon your spouse. With this book, Unveil the freedom that lies within you! START NOW!

Kim Moore, MSW is a Licensed Christian Counselor and Therapist, a Licensed Pastoral Counselor, and an Ordained Minister. She has helped hundreds of couples, and individuals overcome hurts, habits, and hang-ups adversely impacting their relationships. Widely considered an expert on the topic of relationships, Kim has authored books, workbooks, and has conducted train the trainer workshops.

When not writing, coaching, or speaking, Kim enjoys life with her family and friends. She has two daughters, two son-in-law''s, 6 grandchildren, friends who have become family, and Cash--a 4-legged, 7.5lb miniature pinscher. A former decorated competitive swimmer, Kim continues to be a water enthusiast whether it is boating, jet-skiing, or just lounging by the ocean, lake, or stream!

This book contains the winning and commended poems from the VERVE Poetry Festival 2023 competition on the theme of PROTEST judged, selected and introduced by Kim Moore

The poems in this volume are poems so ‘full of heat and light that it feels sometimes that they might burst into flame and burn everything around them. There are poems of anger, but also poems full of love, full of vulnerability, poems rooted in the body, poems that draw together social, political and the inevitable, feel timeless … To write a poem of protest is also to write a poem of hope, because if we didn’t have hope, we wouldn’t protest … I hope you enjoy reading this anthology – and keep writing, and keep protesting.’

– Kim Moore in her introduction.

Award-winning poet Kim Moore studied music and was a trumpet teacher for several years. What the Trumpet Taught Me is a collection of vivid and immediate snapshots, from first lessons to music college, and from teaching the trumpet in schools and conducting a brass band, through to playing in working men's clubs in a ten-piece soul band.

Meditative and often funny, these short prose pieces are always open to experience and clear-eyed about the vagaries of class-prejudice and the intricacies of gender in a predominantly male world.

The trumpet is the central character that we always return to as we are asked to consider the pivotal role of music in both an individual and social history.

Curated by poet-runners Ben Wilkinson, Kim Moore and Paul Deaton, The Result is What You See Today threads running and poetry through myriad routes, venturing into the how, why and where of a timeless human act. This affirmative anthology shows that poetry and running have much in common, fulfilling a basic need to live freely, expressively and to feel alive. The poems gathered here reflect this freedom in all its forms: from the track to nature’s trails, from sprints to endurance, from near-spiritual moments of private connection to the buzz of competitive camaraderie.