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Book Title
River's Child
Publication Name
River's Child
Title
River's Child
Author
Mark Daniel Seiler
Format
Trade Paperback
EAN
9781947003392
ISBN
9781947003392
Publisher
Homebound Publications
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Visionary & Metaphysical, General, Science Fiction / General
Release Year
2018
Release Date
17/05/2018
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
6.5in
Item Length
8.3in
Publication Year
2018
Item Width
2.3in
Item Weight
0.4 Oz
Number of Pages
312 Pages

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Trapped underground in the Svalbard Seed Vault, Mavin Cedarstrom is rescued by a band of strange women dressed in furs. The Peregrine scout Simone Kita was sent to recover seeds from the top of the world and bring them south to the floating gardens of Kashphera. Conjuring myth and magic, this fun, action-packed novel is a delight. River's Child is a wild ride into an ancient future. Fasten your seat belt as our spirited heroes ride icebergs from the frozen north, battle wild men, and fall in love while they race to prevent world war.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Homebound Publications
ISBN-10
1947003399
ISBN-13
9781947003392
eBay Product ID (ePID)
239831468

Product Key Features

Book Title
River's Child
Author
Mark Daniel Seiler
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Visionary & Metaphysical, General, Science Fiction / General
Publication Year
2018
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
312 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.3in
Item Height
6.5in
Item Width
2.3in
Item Weight
0.4 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Ps3619.E42497r58
Reviews
"River's Child had me thinking deeply about humanity, our past, and our future, all while being caught up in the story of Mavin, a Zuni Indian who travels the starkly altered landscape of a future Earth and stumbles into a pivotal role. On the one hand the story feels like science fiction; on the other the protection of seeds and the urgent quest for abundant growth doesn't read like a far cry from the state of our planet. Underlying the often turbulent story is a steady current of ancient wisdom--a welcome balm. The story plants a seed, in more ways than one." -Katherine Hauswirth, author of The Book of Noticing, River's Child had me thinking deeply about humanity, our past, and our future, all while being caught up in the story of Mavin, a Zuni Indian who travels the starkly altered landscape of a future Earth and stumbles into a pivotal role. On the one hand the story feels like science fiction; on the other the protection of seeds and the urgent quest for abundant growth doesn't read like a far cry from the state of our planet. Underlying the often turbulent story is a steady current of ancient wisdom--a welcome balm. The story plants a seed, in more ways than one., River's Child carries forward a reverence for the wisdom of older women found in Sighing Woman Tea. While the protagonist of River's Child carries the Y chromosome, the reader finds that accidental genetics power this romp through a post-apocalyptic earth where women wield the power, the past is invisible, famine is the enemy, and seeds might just save the world., "Seiler presents a strange and ingenious mix that is part The Road, part Dune. . . This book delivers an inventive and eerie future." -Kirkus Reviews, "Deep under Norway's Svalbard mountain, the world's plant seeds are preserved in a vault designed to withstand global crises, including the apocalypse. Biologist Mavin Cedarstrom, a long way from his home on the Zuni reservation in New Mexico, is the only human in the vault when that terrible day arrives. After he awakens from cryogenic sleep nearly a thousand years later, the world has changed dramatically. No trees grow taller than three feet, no written histories and technology from Mavin's time remain, and there is widespread famine. But humanity has adapted. Mavin is rescued by Simone Kita, a warrior of a matriarchal society charged with returning seeds to her city in the south. While Simone feels a growing obligation to keep Mavin safe, he struggles with survivor's guilt and a millennium of unanswered questions. Together, the duo travel south into a world of new myths, magic, and intrigue. VERDICT: Winner of the publisher's 2016 Landmark Prize for Fiction, Seller's (Sighing Woman Tea) eco-novel is a thought-provoking dive into a future after the dystopia gives way to hope. Strong storytelling makes this a solid choice for book clubs interested in complex characters, environmental discussions, and gender issues." - Library Journal, "Mark Seiler has conjured a tale that feels simultaneously ancient and prophetic, plunging readers into a frozen landscape in which both timely and nearly fantastical events take place. One is hard-pressed not to take note of a tale in which the preservation of our future food source and human survival are front and center, especially as the 'Super storms' of which he speaks are roiling outside our windows." -Karen Levy, author of My Father's Gardens, Mark Seiler has conjured a tale that feels simultaneously ancient and prophetic, plunging readers into a frozen landscape in which both timely and nearly fantastical events take place. One is hard-pressed not to take note of a tale in which the preservation of our future food source and human survival are front and center, especially as the 'Super storms' of which he speaks are roiling outside our windows., "River's Child carries forward a reverence for the wisdom of older women found in Sighing Woman Tea. While the protagonist of River's Child carries the Y chromosome, the reader finds that accidental genetics power this romp through a post-apocalyptic earth where women wield the power, the past is invisible, famine is the enemy, and seeds might just save the world." -J.D. Smith, editor/writer Whole Earth Catalog
Copyright Date
2018
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Dewey Edition
23

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