Dan Strawn

The Haunting of Josef Fleischer (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Josef Fleischer's ideal life is turned upside down when dreams and visions begin to haunt his nights. At first, they are specters of waging warhim, his father and those other Oregon volunteers who fought the Indians on the Palouse back in '56. Josef thought he had put all this behind him decades agothe war, the killing, Yellow Bird, and the warrior. But when the warrior appears in a daytime vision, promising that Yellow Bird will be avenged, Josef resolves to face his demons.

Is he going mad, or has a real warrior ghost come to deliver revenge?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dan Strawn
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Mai 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223398257
• Artikelnr.: 67889034

Autorenporträt

Dan Strawn took up creative writing after a long career in business and education.

In addition to Strawn's longer works, his stories and essays have been published in a number of editions of Idaho Magazine and Trail Blazer Magazine. His short story "Son" was a first-place winner in Idaho Magazine's 2014 Short Fiction Contest. His essay "Everyman's Smalltown" was a finalist in the University of Oregon's 2005 Northwest Perspectives Essay Contest. His novel Black Wolf's Return was nominated for a 2014 book award by the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association.

ArtChowder Magazine featured Strawn's creative writing ventures in their Nov/Dec 2023 issue. Check it out by going to ArtChowder.com and selecting the Nov/Dec issue in the issues bar in the left-hand margin.

Strawn is a life member of the AT&T Pioneers and a member of the Nez Perce National Historic Trail Foundation. He served as a member of the Foundation's board of directors for several years.

Strawn volunteered for over ten years in the early 2000s as an interpreter of the Nez Perce experience for the Nez Perce National Park and the Oregon State Park.

He currently lives in Vancouver, Washington.

Between 2005 and 2015, he taught courses for the Mature Learning division at Clark Community College in Vancouver. In 2008 he took his students to eastern Oregon and Idaho, where they experienced first-hand the Nez Perce story they had been studying.