Now I've done it...one of My Truths will be published by January: MEDICINE ROCK,
based on my experiences traveling with Sun Bear, a Chippewa Medicine Man. The book follows the pair around the country as he fulfills his vision and the heroine, Morning Star, grieves her firstborn son's accidental death. Set in 1971, this unusual book documents communes, back to the land movements, the protest movement, and includes pieces on racism and homophobia.
My status in the greater world feels different, even before I hold it in my hand. People might ask me questions about a past I have carefully shrouded, like a privacy- fenced, private garden abundant with flowers frozen in time. Now I might be viewed as a worshipper of words, oh so true, and what else only time can tell.
To be finished with the writing is a great blessing. To begin the learning curve of marketing is a huge challenge. To move on to other writing sweetens my outlook as the anticipation of a rich chocolate mousse calls to my palate.
Right now, this week or maybe two, I pause to savor all these impressions, congratulate myself on completing a task I set in 1971, knowing nothing of how it might manifest. Thanks for joining me in this endeavor.
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Friday, October 17, 2008
Write On
By day, Star Jameson is a locally reknowned social worker who has worked in the fields of mental illness, domestic violence and adolescents (a combination of the first two). But in the various pockets of privacy her days and nights afford her, she is a stunning writer of poetry, prose, and now, her first novel, MEDICINE ROCK.
Based on her experiences traveling with Sun Bear, a Chippewa Medicine Man, the book follows the pair around the country as he fulfills his vision and she grieves her firstborn son's accidental death. Set in 1971, this unusual book documents communes, back to the land movements, the protest movement, and includes pieces on racism and homophobia.
Also devoted to the Dances of Universal Peace, gardening, her grandkids and local food reliance, Star is a wild combination of hippy, grandmother, advocate and righteous radical!
Based on her experiences traveling with Sun Bear, a Chippewa Medicine Man, the book follows the pair around the country as he fulfills his vision and she grieves her firstborn son's accidental death. Set in 1971, this unusual book documents communes, back to the land movements, the protest movement, and includes pieces on racism and homophobia.
Also devoted to the Dances of Universal Peace, gardening, her grandkids and local food reliance, Star is a wild combination of hippy, grandmother, advocate and righteous radical!
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