Fiction
Reisende Mutter. Indianische Parabeln / Travelling Mother. First Nations’ Parables
by David Seven Deers
Description
Three mystical parables told by a First Nations author
Eagle Man and Travelling Mother visit the People of the River; the birds meet at a secret Bird Council in the forest; two First Nations children ride to their future on the back of an enormous grizzly bear … In his three parables, Canadian sculptor and writer David Seven Deers leads us inside the hidden mysticism of his native country. While reality and fiction are merging, an optimistic and joyful perspective on the world reveals itself.
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Author Biography
David Seven Deers, born in 1957 in Vancouver, Canada, works as an artistic consultant on numerous international cultural projects. In Germany, he is certainly best known for his totem pole standing in front of the Museum of Ethnology in Hamburg (a present of his tribe to the city). David Seven Deers lives with his wife Sanna - also an author published by Merlin, together with their children on a ranch in the mountains of British Columbia. His children’s books Heelah’s Dream and Potlatch are published by Little Tiger Verlag, the sister company of Merlin Verlag. In the autumn 2014, the Franco-German TV channel ARTE broadcasted a much-noticed film portrait of the family Seven Deers.
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- Publisher Merlin Verlag
- Orginal LanguageGerman
- ISBN/Identifier 9783875363128
- Publication Country or regionGermany
- FormatHardback
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusPublished
