A born storyteller and confessed tree hugger, Deborah Cunningham Burst, is a New Orleans native, and enamored with the mystical world of forests, ancient churches and cemeteries.
It’s her addiction, be it spying a hidden graveyard, opening the doors to another sacred temple, or scouring the dark corners of shrouded bayous and forests, Deborah gives a voice to all the spirits that built this land.
An award winning freelance writer and photographer, Burst has more than 1,000 articles published and twice as many photographs on a local, regional and national level. As an author, she has written/published five books in five years.
Her birthplace of New Orleans was the impetus for her first book and the matriarch in the Sacred Places legacy. The famed city’s oak-filled parks, sanctuaries and cemeteries will forever have a home in her work.
An immense affection for her home state and our forested wonderlands across America, she will continue her crusade to protect our environment. That is her mission: to bring passion and purpose to the page, to share both the beauty and the reality.
Deborah is available for speaking events with her colorful collage of photographs combined with animated presentation.
You can view photo galleries of all four of her books at www.deborahburst.com.