66 pages • 2 hours read
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Wagamese reflects on how the sublime moments in life are akin to the first blush of dawn creeping over a mountain’s edge. The evolving hues of dawn, from pink to a vivid yellow, encapsulate the transformative experiences that frame the essence of Wagamese’s memoir, which he conceived in the serenity of early mornings by a lake nestled in the mountains above Kamloops, British Columbia. There, he found solace and a deep connection to his Ojibway heritage. Alongside his partner, Debra Powell, and his dog, Molly, Wagamese embraced the tranquility of a simpler, nature-bound life, starkly contrasting with their previous urban existences. This newfound peace sparked a journey of remembrance, wherein the land’s subtle whispers and the shifting light unveiled long-forgotten memories and insights. The book traces a life that oscillates between light and shadow, portraying the distinctiveness of his Indigenous life amid societal ignorance. The stories are a testimony to healing, empowerment, and the necessity of embracing a collective narrative of understanding and community. Through sharing these stories, Wagamese traverses a path toward healing, reflecting on the pivotal events that guided him back to peace and solidarity with his partner, beholding the beauty of the land they call home.
By Richard Wagamese
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