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Angela Wallis Moore

A new poem

Living in a wildlife sanctuary is a constant source of joy - sometimes noisy, sometimes chaotic, but always entertaining. Last night, I...

Angela Wallis Moore

A Vicar and a Rabbi walk into a Bar ...

… and the rest, as they say, is history. Or, in this case, a new novel. For the past week I’ve been feeling rather lost. I miss the...

Angela Wallis Moore

The Bunyip Fantasy

The Australian bushland is an uncanny place, sometimes silent with a sense of foreboding, other times filled with rustlings and birdsong...

Angela Wallis Moore

That Feeling You Get When ...

That feeling you get when … you’ve finished writing the final chapter of your book! At last, I’ve completed the trilogy. Well, that’s to...

Angela Wallis Moore

Creative Intuition - Part 1

Creative intuition is best described as an expanded form of consciousness that enables us to interact with reality in a different way. ...

Angela Wallis Moore

THE CHILD WHO LOVED LANGUAGE

It will surprise no-one who knows me that I was loquacious from a very early age. I began to speak fluently from the age of two, and thus...

Angela Wallis Moore

Wabi Sabi and the Beauty of Impermanence

The Japanese philosophy and aesthetic of wabi sabi has long been a source of interest for me. The contemplation of the ephemeral quality...

Angela Wallis Moore

After Rain

Music has always been my solace in dark times, so I created this video as a reminder that the darkness doesn’t last forever. Amid war...

Angela Wallis Moore

Thunder Made Visible

One of the joys of my life consists of combining various strands of creativity to create a video presentation. On this occasion, I had...

Angela Wallis Moore

The Treasures of Minoan Crete

On a warm autumn day in October 2017, I gazed from the window of the plane as islands of the Cyclades drifted far below, their peaks...