In this story the Eagle is symbolic for the connections we all have with one another. The Eagle speaks herein, and characters in the story hear it speak.
Playit is a fictional planet where there are two suns and two moons. New words for Year, Month, Week, Day, Hour, Minute and second are used in this story. The planet Playit revolves around its Suns every 1000 days called plays.
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Playit is another planet with two suns. Go with Zeke Hilder and his friends on hikes and horse rides into the hills. Follow them in a fight for freedom in this story about love, nature and politics. See how Zeke and the Eagle are no longer lonely as the story progresses.
To people in the United States of America, the Eagle is a symbol for strength and freedom. In this story the Eagle is symbolic for the connections we all have with one another. The Eagle speaks herein, and characters in the story hear it speak.
'This book, The Lonely Eagle Speaks, is not for everyone. Those content with the violence, shallow values, and encouragement of incessant material consumption, offered by TV might rather stay with what is familiar. This novel takes one beyond the safe and the familiar. It's more of a book for those who would like to dig a little deeper into life and maybye, with a courageous heart and an open mind, discover who they really are. As I took it in my hands, it grabbed me and even after completing the last page, it would not let go.
This is a spiritual Journey. It is seasoned with a tasteful balance of humor, romance, awesome beauty, mind-stretching, heart-pumping mystery, and much joyful celebration.
Deon Pollett is a gifted author who shoots from the heart and seldom misses his target. His novel reflects him; creative, adventurous, authentic, compassionate, and findind real solutions to real life, personally relevant challenges, in place many would never think to tread. It is written in a simple yet creative language.
It's in your hands. So buy it! Read it! Share it! It is hard to find Soul Food like this!
signed by Den Corrin, PH.D. in Transpersonal Psychology
Reviewed by J Humphrey
6/5/2008
Congratulations on your first science fiction. I liked your story. It is an easy read and would be a good story for Junior High or High school students. Your poetry is cool as well. Good to hear that your son Russell helped put it together.
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