The Library
Hope Library
The Library publishes.
A Sign is preserved in the Museum. When Signs become a written work, the work is published here and held whole: cover, chapters, the Signs and stories each chapter grew from, and its own status. Not every story becomes a Sign, and not every Sign becomes a book. This is a public reading room: what stands on the shelf is what the curator has released, and her private writing is not kept here.
Book Of Signs · Volume I
The Book of Signs
The First Seven Signs. Dreams. Visions. Healing. Hope. Where heaven's whispers become visible. Compiled and curated by Hope Foster-Wilson.
In preparation
Codex Of Hope
Codex of Hope
A Journey from Grief to Light, by Hope Foster-Wilson. She crafted it to track her own healing, and to carry her through losses that had not happened yet. It is the tool the SheHOPE grief support group uses. Thirty pages: a title page, a dedication, twelve chapters of poems and reflections, and a journaling space on nearly every one.
Held quietly
Resurrection Of Hope
The Resurrection of Hope
Her dream of judgment and mercy, told in two parts. Mercy did not simply set her free: it sent her to speak life to the places where death had settled.
Available now
Prisoner Of Hope · Journal & Resources
Prisoner Of Hope
Her journal and resources, by Hope Foster-Wilson, Author and Hope Advocate. The journal, the card and the medallion are shown in its own room, and it is arranged by email or phone: nothing is sold on this site.
Kept in its own room.
Available now
How a volume is held
Title, description, cover, chapters, related Signs and stories, audio, status
Chapters are records of their own, so a chapter can point at the Sign it grew from without the Sign being copied into the book.