Rising Sun was born July 28,1854. He was the youngest son of Lone Bear of the Nacoochee people within the Cherokee Nations Wolf Clan. Rising Sun lost his family when he was 12 to the Comancheros. He was raised by his new family the O'Neils. An Irish family who lived in theValley of the Black Tail Deer within the mountains of New Mexico north of El Paso, Texas. When Rising Sun's Irish family, the O'Neils, were killed by the Comanchereos Rising Sun headed off to live with his family of the Nacoochee people along with is new best friend and brother to Mr. O'Neil. Fin and Rising Sun become the riches men in the country. They have many adventures together. The story will keep you on your seats wanting to never stop reading until you finish the book.

A warmer sun fills the sky as the great Ice Age is ending and a new and savage epoch descends upon the land. Warakan, son of war chiefs and spirit masters, wanders alone in the primeval forest, searching for the mysterious great white mammoth and the totemic power it can give him. He escaped into the wilderness as a boy and has now become a man, torn between his yearning for peace and companionship--and his desire for blood and vengeance. Under the shadowing wings of a golden eagle he is about to fulfill his destiny.

While in medical school (which I did not have the privilege of completing), once a week we had a small group discussion class called Focus On Problems. Each group had a leader, a member of the medical school staff or someone closely associated with the school, usually an MD or Ph.D. Our group leader was Dean of the Medical School, H. David Wilson, MD. One class period focused on working with patients of different ethnic backgrounds. Dr. Wilson asked me what were some of the traditions of my tribe in regard to medicine that would be helpful for a doctor to know. My reply was that I had been raised like a white, that I had grown up learning about various herbal and natural remedies, but that I knew nothing about the specific medical traditions, ceremonial or secular, of my people.I had always longed to know of the traditions of my people before that, but circumstances of my family history had not allowed it. That question in the Focus On Problems class caused that longing to intensify into a sharp pang of longing that would not be satisfied until many years later. While in the first two years of medical school as a nontraditional student, I was in an environment that encouraged the development of the knowledge of Native American traditions. We had Native American speakers that came and elaborated on Native American traditions. One area that was lacking was tribal histories, but what academics label prehistory. I commented to her that when white man came, they did all they could to destroy our social and religious fabric, so the old traditions were not passed down to most of the remaining members of the tribes. Now we know nothing of our old history. There is nothing left. The white side of my family history is easy to know, but not my Cherokee and Choctaw side. She replied by saying that, yes, many of our peoples have lost their old traditions, and it is sad.

Rising Sun was born July 28,1854. He was the youngest son of Lone Bear of the Nacoochee people within the Cherokee Nations Wolf Clan. Rising Sun lost his family when he was 12 to the Comancheros. He was raised by his new family the O'Neils. An Irish family who lived in theValley of the Black Tail Deer within the mountains of New Mexico north of El Paso, Texas. When Rising Sun's Irish family, the O'Neils, were killed by the Comanchereos Rising Sun headed off to live with his family of the Nacoochee people along with is new best friend and brother to Mr. O'Neil. Fin and Rising Sun become the riches men in the country. They have many adventures together. The story will keep you on your seats wanting to never stop reading until you finish the book.

Ban Rotha- the land of the Fishers – is in danger. A gigantic horde of northlanders is gathering under the banner of a vindictive sorceress. In their need her former sisters, the liegelords of Ban Rotha, call heroes from various times and cultures to help them. Eleven men, who are ready to step up as their champions, succeed in following their call. One is Cuchulainn, a powerful warlord from mystical Eira. Another is John, a nearly normal man of the 21st century. Two heroes who could not be more different. To successfully lead the forces of the south into battle they and the other champions must overcome their difference despite all opposition. The magician Thoran, the last of his fellows, knows that not only the fate of Ban Rotha hangs in the balance, but that of all worlds. The invasion must be stopped at any cost, but the witch queen also has a champion at her side: a being from the realm of the dead, a nightmare made flesh, an apparently invincible foe ...

In the era of the Anthropocene, artists and scientists are facing a new paradigm in their attempts to represent nature. Seven chapters, which focus on art from 1780 to the present that engages with Nordic landscapes, argue that a number of artists in this period work in the intersection between art, science, and media technologies to examine the human impact on these landscapes and question the blurred boundaries between nature and the human. Canadian artists such as Lawren Harris and Geronimo Inutiq are considered alongside artists from Scandinavia and Iceland such as J.C. Dahl, Eija-Liisa Ahtila, Toril Johannessen, and Björk.

In Emmiel, a tranquil village in the heart of western Lanacoby, young Dorean is set to follow in his father’s farming footsteps; but the words of a prophecy, spawned centuries ago, have committed his life to a much greater purpose. When a mysterious man arrives, unannounced and uninvited, in the winter before Dorean’s eighth bornday, the peace of Emmiel is shattered and the village spirals into chaos. Torn from their parents, the village children are thrust into a savage world where the weak lose themselves to despair and only the powerful survive. A cloud of treason and murder looms over Dorean’s head and he, along with seven others, seeks to put an end to the madness. Beneath the shadow of uncertainty, the eight young warriors are forced to overcome their fears and find the strength to act - but the cost of failure is high. Swept up in a conflict that is not their own; they battle against the wrath of the Breeder of Warriors.