Cathy Cain, like a bee to flower, gathers thought from one encounter with nature to another. She speaks from many perspectives – as tree, as mushroom, as goddess-hero, or as herself. Sometimes playful, even mystical, Cain is deeply honest as she confronts the state of our relationship with the natural environment, with technology, and with what it means to be human.

EARLY PRAISE for BEE DANCE:

Thrumming with a wise and generous curiosity, the poems in Cathy Cain’s Bee Dance are bright signposts pointing a way forward through a difficult age.

Annie Lighthart, author of Lantern and Iron String

A roadmap to abundance, Cathy Cain’s poetry expresses the impulse to reinvent ourselves outside of cyber noise and instead define ourselves within the boundaries of sentiencies around us.

Tricia Knoll, author of How I Learned to be White and Broadfork Farm