Victoria Nelson's time in Hawaii began in 1969, when she stepped off a plane in Honolulu and found herself entranced by--even "drowned" in--a place of piercing beauty as well as a relentlessly funky down-to-earth diverse culture whose totemic automobile was a 1963 Plymouth Valiant and whose culinary expression was plate lunch at Zippy's drive-in.

My Time in Hawaii: A Polynesian Memoir

History

Victoria Nelson

Australia & Oceania

St.Martin's Press

New/mint condition book, no marks, no wear. .

Writer's block and how to use it

Literature & Fiction

Writer's Digest Books

The book's thirteen essays explore Wendigo mythology from a cryptozoological point of view, where the being has been portrayed as a ferocious yeti-like monster, a half man-half stag creature, a troll or the wind itself. 'Sudden Storm' features full-color artwork by prominent illustrators, bringing many iterations of the elusive creature to the page, implicitly posing the question: How do we conceptualize both the malevolent and benevolent aspects of the Wendigo? It's a fun read for monster and horror fans, Larry Fessenden fans and people that like pop-culture things. In fact, there's probably not another cool book dedicated to the subject.

Sudden Storm: A Wendigo Reader

kim-newman

Larry Fessenden

Alison Nastasi

Carter Meland

Bernice M. Murphy

Samuel Zimmerman

Sheldon Lee Compton

Chris Hibbard

Nathan Carlson

Genre Fiction

Fiddleblack ltd

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