
Spirit Animals: Meanings and Stories
by Wayne ArthursonContributors
Wayne Arthurson, author
Award-winning author Wayne Arthurson is an Aboriginal freelance writer of Cree descent from Edmonton, Alberta. He has written professionally for over 20 years and has worked full time as a journalist, editor, communications officer and an advertising copywriter. He has more than 100 articles, five history books and three novels already published, including the Fall From Grace, winner of the Alberta Readers’ Choice award. Wayne is a member of the Board of Directors for the Edmonton Arts Council.
Reviews
- As a non-indigenous reader, I thoroughly enjoyed Wayne Arthurson's book, "Spirit Animals: Meanings & Stories". The format of the book makes it accessible, entertaining, and informative. In "Spirit Animals", Arthurson explores creatures big and small—from spiders to Orcas and from ducks to bison—and considers each one in relation to particular Indigenous peoples. Arthurson is of Cree descent, and he is careful to identify different and specific nations in his discussion of various Indigenous beliefs. Highly Recommended. - Gregory Brian, CM Magazine Link to review
Rights Holder

Rights Holder: Eschia Books
email: diannem@eschiabooks.com
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rights available: World
Additional Information
age range: All Ages
number of pages: 96
publication date: 12/01/2014
Original language of pub: English
Materials Available: finished book