"Non-Local Flow: Good Chi, The Sea and Me" Builds Momentum

Online, September 29, 2010 (Newswire.com) - How many twenty-something women accept a position as a deckhand aboard a ship for a six-month passage from Florida to Canada? How many go backpacking solo through Australia, New Zealand and third-world Mexico on a pauper's per diem? How many people transform indigence into philanthropy? How many mothers turn tragedy into art?

Good Chi, The Sea and Me is a full-color biography/travel essay that contains the poetry, prose and artwork of Tanya Orme, a young and soulful adventurer who shunned a conventional lifestyle and traveled the globe by modest means on a journey of self-discovery. Her desire to "some day write a story about my travels" never materialized, due to her sudden, tragic death.

This is that story, Tanya's book, compiled from her many journals. It is an anthology about a spiritually evolved, creative young woman who not only reached unconventional, lofty goals by the age of 24, but also left an unforgettable impact on those who were fortunate enough to cross her path. In a culture obsessed with our ability to be made over and desirous of inspiration to change, the story of the last few years of Tanya's life will appeal to people beyond those who knew her personally.

Good Chi, the Sea and Me is published by Affinity Marketing & Communications, Inc. and is available at an introductory price of $39.95 (ISBN 978-0-944428-92-4: 216 pages) at www.NonLocalFlow.com. Proceeds from this book are being donated to charities that the author was committed to supporting.
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