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Nama and her family have felt the sting of betrayal and can no longer hope to live and work with their former associates the swamp primates. In search of a better future, they trek away from the riverside wetlands and return to the plains and mountains of the Open Space. The family's experiences will confirm that the conditions necessary for peace must be achieved for its benefits to be enjoyed, while war is more self-sustaining. This book may not seem suitable for younger readers.

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Nama and her family have felt the sting of betrayal and can no longer hope to live and work with their former associates the swamp primates. In search of a better future, they trek away from the riverside wetlands and return to the plains and mountains of the Open Space. The family's experiences will confirm that the conditions necessary for peace must be achieved for its benefits to be enjoyed, while war is more self-sustaining. This book may not seem suitable for younger readers.


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Autorenporträt
I turned to writing ecological science fiction after helping design and build remote sensing instruments used to monitor environmental changes on earth from space. Thinking about the way the lives of animals are constrained by their environment fired my imagination. The characters in my novels were chosen partly in reaction to William Blake's aphorism "The tigers of wrath are wiser than the horses of instruction," and I wondered what it would be like if animals felt remorse. Nama and Westwind's reflections are akin to those described by Mary Austin in her short story "The Walking Woman."