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I appreciate I am a fortunate person. I love to travel and equally adore writing poems. Happily, I am able to combine the two in many of my poetry collections. For Knowing Where To Look I travelled further and explored deeper than ever before. You can listen now to the results and if in doubt write a poem, that's always a good choice!

This book has been compiled from over two decades worth of my writing: some are from the columns I contribute for magazines around the world and others are excerpts taken from my own books. Many of these modern-day parables have become stories I use during my live events to illustrate points or as motivation with the intention to inspire action from my audiences.

Dean Fraser is grateful he gets to do what he loves the most, which is create beautiful things. His seeks to inspire others and for his legacy to stand the test of time. To be as relevant and appreciated in a hundred years, as he is dedicated for his creativity to be today. Looking through the poetry and lyrics which came through him from my higher-self after he wrote this, Dean can only feel deeply grateful it does fulfil what he lovingly set out to realise and dare we say quite a little more. Enjoy the experience of A Healing For Gaia!

I sought to look beyond only the beauty of the lakes to explore the arts and heritage upon which the greatness of the county is built. Here we have the stories of people. Both tales of famous Cumbrians or those whose exploits focused the attention of the world on the region; and then sitting alongside are poems telling of ordinary people getting to have their story shared for the first time.

Meet a child mill worker from the 19th century. Live through the freezing chill of winter and a man's desperate journey from Ireland to England in search of work in the 1920's. Dig down into the lives of mine workers down through the ages. Meet two people finding love against all the odds and across class divides, hop-picking in Kent.

Inspired and written about places I came to know while living in Cheshire for some fifteen years or on my trips back to visit the County. A walk around Chester Walls experiencing echoes of the past, exploring the leafy countryside, a cricket match in Prestbury and a night spent at the Edge in Alderley, finding seclusion amidst the hustle and bustle of urban life, a visit to Tatton one summer’s day, and poetic homages to the rich industrial history and natural beauty of Cheshire. Poetic stories of people above all else.