One Cycle of My Journey, by Abigail Cohen, is a lasting record of the vision of a sensitive artist in her twenties. It is both visually and emotionally mysterious. In a book of fifty-three photographs interlaced with the thoughts of her subjects and her own insights, Abigail Cohen, who died in December 2000, reveals a growing maturity as an artist and a person.


The book includes a conversation with two photographers Mary Ellen Mark, Joyce Tenneson and Craig Stevens of Savannah College of Art and Design.