David Abram’s Spell of the Sensuous
Many readers of Red Clay, Blood River have been struck by the voice of Earth as narrator. It is Earth’s memory in which we find our own. It is in …
Many readers of Red Clay, Blood River have been struck by the voice of Earth as narrator. It is Earth’s memory in which we find our own. It is in …
I’ll be going over to Cherokee, NC, this Saturday, August 29, to be on hand for the Saunook Village Festival. I will be hanging out in the Cherokee Heritage Museum …
For some time my friend Tom Porter has urged me to read Rupert Ross’s, Returning to the Teachings: Exploring Aboriginal Justice (Penguin, 1996, 2006). I just finished it with the …
On August 1 I joined over 40 other authors at Waynesville’s “Bookmania” Fair, sponsored by Osondu’s Booksellers and held at the First Presbyterian Church. The sunny weather brought out over …