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A Dark Wind
By Celia M Gunn
Drawn by the faint, meandering sound of a Native North American flute from deep in misty English woodland, Kathy, a young bank-clerk in a northern provincial town, discovers Joe, a middle-aged Navajo Indian with a life-hardened experience of failed marriages and addictions. Their unlikely meeting, challenging both age and culture, kindles an edgy yet mutual passion, entwined with the acting-out of a contemporary Arthurian drama set against a wild Northumbrian landscape of myth and legend, leading to fateful consequences for both their lives.
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Well Below Average
by Anthony Thorley
Anthony Thorley's acclaimed new novel sat in a shoebox for over forty years!
Now, this fine new reprint enables a wider readership to enjoy this unique account of raw life in the 1950s.
Gavin is an ordinary boy growing up on a post-war slum-clearance estate development on the fringe of industrial Tyneside. Although a challenge for his parents, an underachiever at school and socially unacceptable to his peers, he nonetheless carries his own personal mystery.
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A Twist in Coyote’s Tale
By Celia M Gunn
A Twist in Coyote’s Tale is the true account of a young Englishwoman who was drawn into the extraordinary renascence of a Native North American tribe. Fragmented and disinherited, and eventually deemed extinct by the Canadian government some thirty years earlier, the Arrow Lakes people began their long journey back to their roots and their identity as the Sinixt First Nation upon learning of the removal of ancestral remains from an ancient settlement in the beautiful Slocan Valley of British Columbia, Canada.
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REPORT Sacred Sites: An Overview
by Anthony Thorley and Celia M Gunn
For many years, the Gaia Foundation has worked with partner organizations, local and indigenous communities, to revive cultural identity and ecological practices, and to protect sacred sites.
Download an abridged version of Sacred Sites: An Overview by Anthony Thorley and Celia M Gunn, for an introduction to documented materials and advances on sacred sites and their role in conserving bio-cultural diversity.
Download Overview Here: [Sacred Site Overview 2008.pdf]
Download the Full Report Here: [SacredSiteReport.pdf]
Gaia Foundation contact: charly@gaianet.org
At the recent IUCN World Conservation Congress, Gaia and partners joined the call to "recognize the rights, the skills and the knowledge that local and indigenous custodians and mainstream faith communities have in managing the resources and ecosystems associated with sacred natural sites". |
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Ghost Peoples
The Sinixt: Recovering from Extinction
by Cliff Woffenden
Ghost Peoples is the story of the Sinixt First Nation: their origins, their culture, their history and their present situation.
'This well researched account of the recovery of the Sinixt/Arrow Lakes people from supposed "extinction" unveils their rich history and is educational, passionate and encouraging.'
- Sharon Montgomery, curator Nakusp Museum
Copies may be ordered through the printer's website:
www.lulu.com/content/4819679
Delivery 2-3 days
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