Fleur of Yesterday

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Susan L. Marshall is an internationally acclaimed and award-winning artisan author, founder and artistic director of the boutique publishing house, Story Playscapes. As a pioneer of Contemporary Metaphysical Literature, Susan's work serves as a sanctuary of integrity in a fragmented world. She does more than write stories: she constructs immersive environments where the fusion of classical philosophy and her own visionary style provides a sense of profound emotional resonance and Romantic Spirit in her works. Susan's major publications, produced by Story Playscapes, are available at book retailers in more than 200 countries and territories around the globe.Beyond her lyrical and mystical poetry and prose, in more than 40 professional publications, Susan brings a gold-class grasp of metaphysical relativity to the page. Within her shared sanctuary, Susan draws upon her signature Fragmentique technique to masterfully structure her stories as 'playscapes,' where time, love, memory and human perception are non-linear. Susan ensures that the 'broken' pieces of the human experience are not merely observed but are mysteriously beautiful metaphysical reconstructions, offering readers a powerful sense of wellbeing and intellectual homecoming. Susan also elevated the Romantic Academia into a rigorous literary discipline. By grounding it in the Contemporary Metaphysical Literature genre, she has established it as a profound metaphysical pursuit to alight the Romantic Spirit, built on intellectual integrity and classical depth. Her upcoming, signature Romantic Spirit Collection: Dawn and Dusk Deluxe Edition of her exquisite novel "Adira and the Dark Horse" will provide readers with a bespoke, premium and curated edition to cherish.Susan's resulting story mosaics resonate with deep emotional and metaphysical truths. She shares her etudes of fragment work with readers as she develops her professional publications, through her unique, globally beloved My Story Meadow project. She also provides readers with a space of wellbeing at her Romantic Spirit Alight Readers' Garden, where they can immerse themselves in the spiritual flow of fragments from her professional publications. Susan's recent release of her children's metaphysical myth, "Princess Zyra's Lost Storm: An Australian Childhood Myth" has seen her extend her heart to children and their families, resulting in international acclaim for her work as author and debut illustrator.As an extension of Contemporary Metaphysical Literature, Susan has also pioneered her own unique Theatre Playscapes style, which places young adult wellbeing at the centre of performance, as seen in her monumental essays introducing the style and its dramatic literature: "Fleur of Yesterday" and "All the Hope We Carry." Susan L. Marshall's disciplined approach and commitment to literary excellence have been recognised through numerous international and national accolades. She is the Amazon best-selling author of "Bare Spirit" (which is also recognised as a Popular Psychology publication) and "Wild Soul," (which was also a #1 Hot New Release in Australia and #8 Hot New Release in the USA). Susan is a recipient of a Top Story Award at Vocal Media for her short story: "Wild Love at Christmas Eve: A Romance." She is also an honoured recipient of an Award for Special Civic Service; the Arthur Andersen Prize for Business Studies and an Australian National Volunteer Award for her work in literacy education.

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"The carnation flower's scent is fragrant in the breeze. It wakes me so I escape the dark world of dreams." Awakening on the golden flower bridge of Bry, Fleur cannot remember how she came to be there. There are lingering fumes of smoke in the air and within her reach, lies her romantic partner, Sherwin's jacket. Wrapped around Fleur's wrist is a living, wild Carnation flower. Determined to find answers, Fleur travels back in time with the wild Carnation flower. As she revisits moments of yesterday, she engages with the living energies of her lifeworld. Slowly, Fleur unravels the lingering, dark mystery behind Sherwin's disappearance. Award-winning Susan Marshall makes history in this publication. Drawing upon more than two decades of her experiences as a professional author, theatre practitioner and expert educator, she introduces a theoretical discourse and a practical framework for a new theatrical style for the stage. In her groundbreaking article: Theatre Playscapes: A New Theatrical Style, Susan examines the impacts of the twenty first century's unprecedented emphasis on individualism, within the constraints of globalisation. She argues that in our brave new world, the role of the theatre is vital in its abilities to empower our young people to choose to nurture their beings, develop autonomy and to connect with their lifeworlds. In this play, Fleur of Yesterday, we see Susan's work with the Theatre Playscapes style in practice. Inspired by her travels in France, Susan has engaged in extensive research into the science of plant breeding and has created a play that speaks for the precious life of the wild flower. Drawing upon the beauty of both the English and French languages, Susan creates an evocative, energetic and mysterious play for young adults.

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