Bonewalker - White, Karen Lee
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Krie Redsky is an extraordinary Indigenous child who has both a curse and blessing that allows him to walk between this world and the Spirit Realm. He is also at an age where he is learning to cope with the twists and turns of friendships, the awkwardness of first love, and the self-doubt that must be overcome following loss and betrayal. But, nurtured by Knowledge Keepers as "one who is without fear, and with the ability to cross realities," he is soon recognized as an individual who can - and will - battle the terrifying ancient spirit stealers known as Bonewalkers. But is he strong enough for what is to come?…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Krie Redsky is an extraordinary Indigenous child who has both a curse and blessing that allows him to walk between this world and the Spirit Realm. He is also at an age where he is learning to cope with the twists and turns of friendships, the awkwardness of first love, and the self-doubt that must be overcome following loss and betrayal. But, nurtured by Knowledge Keepers as "one who is without fear, and with the ability to cross realities," he is soon recognized as an individual who can - and will - battle the terrifying ancient spirit stealers known as Bonewalkers. But is he strong enough for what is to come?
Autorenporträt
Karen Lee White is Salish, Tuscarora, Chippewa, and Scots who lives in the territory of the l?k n and Xwsepsum People (Vancouver Island, British Columbia). Karen was adopted by the Dak`laweidí Wolf Clan of the Interior Tlingit-Tagish people on whose land her second novel Bonewalker unfolds. The Silence, her first novel - which includes a CD?of the author's original music - was released in 2018, and went into a second printing after just six weeks. In 2018 the Banff Centre commissioned a short story for their large box set Fables of the 21st Century (a limited edition for gala fundraising), and in 2017 Karen was awarded an Indigenous Art Award for Writing by the Hnatyshyn Foundation. Her work has appeared in the anthologies Impact: Colonialism in Canada, That Damned Beaver, Bawaajigan, and Mother, as well as the periodicals Verb, EXILE, alive, among others. She is also a playwright, and has been commissioned by theatres in Vancouver and Victoria. Karen lives on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.