Review: Author's continued class and GREAT story-telling
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2012
After having read Desperate Times, I found that this author had other material out there, a short story, "Odd Feather" and another, "Brindsle's" (something - I forgot the title as I just purchased it.I have been constantly amazed by the fantastic story-telling ability and am, frankly, envious of his talent. He writes stories without sex, smut or any of the other writer's that continually find that route as "sellable." I have NEVER been disappointed by the class and painting of characters; such that I was left feeling as though I personally knew the Characters. Being partially of Indian heritage, I felt that the author's story does a wonderful job of opening the world of Canadian/American Indian religion and how children are raised with such stories which are aimed at raising Indian children with imagination, morals and the purpose of animals on the earth.I will continue to search at anything written by this author. Additionally, it is a tremendous pleasure to read stories that are researched to some extent, and the words used are not the type where you need a dictionary to get through it like some author's, and I challenge you to find mis-spellings and sentences that aren't understandable. This author not only cares about the quality of his material but also cares deeply about his presentation. A FANTASTIC AUTHOR!