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Welcome to the site of Emily Isaacson, postmodern poet.
Emily is the Poet of St. Clare, author of The Fleur-de-lis.
The Emily Isaacson Institute was founded in 2005 to further postmodern poetry in the field of literature, an affiliate of the Canadian Federation of Poets and the Lucy Maud Montgomery Institute.
The Emily Isaacson Institute is dedicated to the development of literature, the arts, and medicine, particularly the development of youth through the arts and resolution of trauma using creativity. Engaged in the distribution of literature, they participate in as well as fund research and education. Emily Isaacson, director of the Institute, served on the board of the Mission Arts Council for three years; her photography and poetry are now receiving worldwide stature.
Emily Isaacson is also international nutritionist and humanitarian and was educated at Bastyr University of Natural Medicine. Her aim is to return the First Nations people to the roots of natural healing and her organization Holistic Vision International participates in addressing such concerns as world hunger, holistic patient rights, and aboriginal nutrition through natural medicine, piloting her program at The Health and Wellness Clinic in Abbotsford.
Visit a tapestry of her websites, at The Lion and The Unicorn Tapestry Series. The Emily Institute has created some stunning pieces of online art using the web as media, photography and poetry for a multi-dimensional experience. To date her multi-media sites have gathered more than 150, 000 visits from over 45 countries. Emily Isaacson’s select poetry can now be enjoyed in THE FLEUR-DE-LIS, her collected work in three volumes, containing over 800 poems. Visit the official booksite.
To read Emily’s biography online: visit Wikipedia
To read more of Emily’s postmodern poetry that shaped the Institute, visit her Library Page or Emily Quotes: her newest site with quotes from her upcoming book. To receive the Poem of the Day, visit The Sunken Garden.
