[stylist] New Book Release, Gabriel Horn and Amy Krout-Horn

[Judith Bron]

Congratulations, Amy!  Sounds like a wonderful read.  Good luck, Judith
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From: "Amy Krout-Horn" <krouthorn at verizon.net>
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Subject: [stylist] New Book Release, Gabriel Horn and Amy Krout-Horn


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> For Immediate Release
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> Gabriel Horn and Amy Krout-Horn
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> Transcendence
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> "The Mystery holds an endless number of realities, an infinite array of 
> possibilities," she said. "You will become aware of some, more than most 
> men ever will."
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> The prophetic words of a beautiful shape shifter set Sanders Tahchee forth 
> to carry out his life's purpose. An enigmatic journeyman, he travels 
> through the world, unfettered from the tethers of time, space, or form. 
> Yet he is bound to a single purpose; to search for stories of the sacred 
> things that humans have forgotten.
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> Award-winning authors Gabriel Horn and Amy Krout-Horn combine creative 
> forces to bring us Transcendence, (138 pp, TPB $16.99), a contemporary 
> novella steeped in the universal truths of traditional indigenous wisdom.
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> As an activist for the spiritual rights of indigenous peoples, and an 
> outspoken defender of the natural world, some have called Gabriel Horn 
> (White Deer of Autumn) an agitator and militant, others a warrior and 
> wisdomkeeper. He is, most notably, an eclectic writer, whose body of work 
> includes Native Heart, Contemplations of a Primal Mind, and The Book of 
> Ceremonies. Amy Krout-Horn, Oieihake Win (Last Word Woman) has resided in 
> two worlds; the world of the sighted and the world of the blind. She has 
> been a writer in both of them. A staunch advocate for social and 
> environmental justice, she writes and lectures on native history and 
> culture, diabetes and disability, and humanity's connection and commitment 
> to Mother Earth.
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>>From the mysterious white sand island of his boyhood, to frozen wind-swept 
>>prairie plains, along misty pine-covered coasts, and through the shadowy 
>>depths of tropical rain forests, Sanders Tahchee sojourns, the spirit of 
>>each collected tale protected within a special object, all carried within 
>>a mystical black bundle. But as Tahchee grows older and believes that his 
>>life's purpose is nearing completion, he discovers that his destiny still 
>>lies on the distant horizon. Now, as time speeds up, the end of the Fourth 
>>World drawing ever closer, he must release to humanity, the spirits in his 
>>bundle.
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> MariJo Moore, celebrated Cherokee author/poetess, says of Transcendence, 
> "There has never been a more exacting time than now for this book. Sacred, 
> mysterious, teaching, giving, expanding, and explaining."
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> When the bundle is empty, Tahchee returns to the circle where the journey 
> began, the circle where he must finally face the emptiness of his own 
> heart. Will the one, who might fill it, be waiting there?
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> Stephan Martin, author, Cosmic Conversations, says, ".a journey into the 
> heart of the Mystery as seen through native eyes. Stirringly powerful and 
> beautifully written .a living reminder of the power of story and of native 
> ways of relating to ourselves, each other, and the Earth."
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> Vice president and senior scholar of the Poynter Institutute for Media 
> Studies, Dr. Roy Peter Clark, refers to the novella as, ".rendered in 
> language so beautiful that it fills up the empty spaces in our collective 
> souls."
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> Transcendence is a mesmerizing book of magical realism seamlessly woven 
> with threads of primal wisdom. It will reacquaint readers with the 
> profound beauty of our mother planet, while turning their mind's eye to 
> rarely realized realms of possibility.        Open the pages of 
> Transcendence, and release its stories into your world.
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> ISBN-0982272294
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> ISBN-978-0982272299
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> All Things That Matter Press
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> 79 Jones Rd.
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> Somerville, ME  04348
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> Now available in print paperback and e-book at:
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> WWW.amazon.com
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> http://www.allthingsthatmatterpress.com
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