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Tag Archives: indigenous people
Liz Gauffreau Reviews: Sacred Mounds by Jim Metzner
Reblogged from Liz Gauffreau: Jim Metzner’s historical fantasy Sacred Mounds opens with a man who has lost time and gained a tattoo on the palm of his hand. Meet Salvador Samuels, a middle-aged man of no particular distinction, except for … Continue reading
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Tagged Adelaide Books, book review, historical fantasy, indigenous people, Jim Metzner, Natchez, Sacred Mounds
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Haaninin’s Friend – James #writephoto
For many years, Franklin Long took morning walks along the river. When he was young, his walks were runs, even in the winter when it snowed. As he got older, the runs slowed to walks. Finally, in his twilight years, … Continue reading
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Tagged Atsina, crows, folklore, Gros Ventre, indigenous people, Mythology, writephoto
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Woman in Blue – James #writephoto
Obe was tending the fire on the shore by the bay. The sun had set to his right hours ago and most of the clan slept. Their tiny settlement was young and night predators hunted nearby so he kept watch, … Continue reading
