I’ve always enjoyed kaleidoscopes.

Each time you turn them you get a new design, a new perspective. The pattern never seems to follow a particular color theme, it’s random. And that’s exactly how I approached the organization of “MAD ABOUT HUE: A Memoir in Living Color.”

My new ebook is probably the closest I will ever get to writing an autobiography. But instead of reflecting upon one specific year or period of my life, I opted to highlight my color experiences–the good, the bad, and the pretty darn amazing!

“MAD ABOUT HUE” features over 30 essays, including Big Smiles for Little Magenta, Black Lights and Jesus, Colors of the Sea, Feeding the Rainbow Body, Hue Am I?, I Spend the Day Wearing Rose-colored Glasses, Pigments of My Imagination, Salmon Pink and Beauty Queens, Seriously Tripping Out, Slime Deficiency, Teal for Two and more.

Since I am a color muse, I’ve also included a section of color meditations and exercises to help readers gain a deeper perspective of life through color. They include: Be A Rainbow Blessing, Color Empowerment, Color for Peace, A Groovy Mindblowing Meditation, Independence Day, Rainbow Crystal Journey, Rainbow Wishes and more.

Color Therapy Month is less than a week away–and so is the deadline to receive “MAD ABOUT HUE: A Memoir in Living Color” for the special pre-order price of $3.99.

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