Killing the ShamenKilling the Shamen Thomas Fiddler and James R. Stevens 6 X 9 inches, 222 pages30 b&w archival photographs Cree Legends of Sandy Lake, No. 2 CHARGED WITH MURDER was old Jack Fiddler, a shaman and leader of the Sucker clan from the upper Severn river in what is now northwestern Ontario. Joseph Fiddler, Jack's younger brother, was also charged. Their alleged crime was the killing of a possessed woman who had turned into the dreaded windigo. One of the

water-laced boreal forest where they led their secret lives

This is her first book

She was a prolific artist

mined this rich life-path in several literary ventures

Tova Clark travelled from Ottawa to Africa

precision and eloquence

There were many emergency landings

Dane Lanken

the final vision anticipates a utopian future for the principal characters and closes with a prediction of their living in peace on the land

with the awareness that these two subjects might actually coincide in the artist himself/herself

the European Union

Translated from the Icelandic by John O'Kane