Marilyn Glover Debuts Jungian Poetry Chapbook/ Shadow's Reprieve

About Me



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Marilyn Glover


Hi, I'm marilyn!

I am a multi-award-winning Vocal Media creator and a writer and editor on Medium, where I manage my own publication, The Quiet Collective. Poetry is my art, and my inspiration comes from lived and learned experiences, nature, psychology, and spirituality.


"Writing to uplift humanity"


Writing to uplift humanity is my catchphrase as I explore world issues with an empathetic heart. I  began MarilynGloverWrites to expand my reach as a lightworker and to claim my place in the world as a creative healer.

The Road to 2026


I am currently mapping the unconscious through verse. My debut full-length poetry collection, rooted in Jungian archetypes and the journey of individuation, is slated for release later this year.
To offer a glimpse into this inner landscape, I am preparing a 15-poem chapbook for release in the spring of 2026. This smaller collection serves as a focused exploration of the human psyche—a precursor to the larger work to come.
Follow along as I map the journey...

Feel free to email me. Contact Email: gmarilyn29@yahoo.com



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