Feel the flow of life,\ sense passageways in the stream,\ fish to catch meaning.#HAIKUPRAJNA - Fishing for Caribou Release Trailer
Hello, "Fishing for Caribou" is now available in eBook, paperback and hardcover!
Blurb:
"The Spearthrower travels across the land.
"Having left his family's cave, a paleolithic man searches for other cave-people with the hope of learning about their ways of life. His own nomadic system follows a routine of hunting wild-things, crafting tools and sleeping. Club-bearing caves teach him cutting edge techniques such as cooking and sewing. Over this adventure-epic, he learns how to cope with the changes and losses that accompanies our lives."
The way that the theory of ideas or forms from (Neo-)Platonic philosophies affects our lives is the central theme of this story.
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I believe this is a story that anyone who has seen and dealt with the effects of change and growth will enjoy.
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The Spearthrower travels across the land.Having left his family's cave, a paleolithic man searches for other cave-people with the hope of learning about their ways of life. His own nomadic system follows a routine of hunting wild-things, crafting tools and sleeping. Club-bearing caves teach him cutting edge techniques such as cooking and sewing. Over this adventure-epic, he learns how to cope with the changes and losses that accompanies our lives....This edition of the HaikuPrajna Collection contains over 100 pieces of haiku poetry based on the novella Fishing for Caribou. Thank you for sharing your opinions and thoughts by leaving a review!
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| Fishing for Caribou digital ebook table of contents |
"The Spearthrower travels across the land.
Having left his family's cave, a paleolithic man searches for other cave-people with the hope of learning about their ways of life. His own nomadic system follows a routine of hunting, crafting and sleeping. Along his journey, Spearthrower makes friends with club-bearing caves that teach him cutting edge techniques such as cooking and sewing. On his way back home he learns how to cope with the changes and loss that accompanies growing old. During this time, Spearthrower passes on his system to his friends as thanks for the wisdom that he had gained."
Fishing for Caribou : Magical Realism, "Metaphysical/Visionary" Fiction
Planned release : October 2021
Previous Announcement:
This story and its daily HaikuPrajna Inktober poems were originally planned to be released in "SM-SARA, Poems and Other Stories". "Spear-thrower" is now set for its own standalone release as the third installment in the HaikuPrajna Collection.
More information will be provided once the release date comes into view. In the meantime, please feel free to read the poetry of "Spear-thrower". Let me know what you think!
.- Summary
"The Spearthrower left his family's cave to learn about other people's lifestyles. He led a nomadic routine of hunting, crafting, sleeping and traveling. He had made friends with a tribe who captured him, and had met other caves with individual teachers. On his journey home he returned to past settlements, where he learned to cope with change and loss. He passed his system on to settlements as thanks for the unique lessons he was gifted."
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