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Themes – Co-evolution of humans and canines, human/canine symbiosis and survival in post-global warming world and connections over lifetimes. How did we evolve? Did we have help? In a world torn apart by cataclysmic climate changes, survivors learn answers to these immortal questions as they join together based on their love of various dog breeds. Two voice, Haint a Weimaraner and his human companion Amanda, tell the story of how each in their own way comes to the realization of what they mean to each other.
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About the Author(s):
Joy Ward has been a freelance and staff writer for over 12 years with credits in publications as diverse as Mother Jones, On the Issues, Government Review, Women’s News of the Mid-South and Commerce Magazine. She is also a consumer psychology consultant specializing in understanding human motivations. Ward has lived with dogs (and other species) for over 40 years. Her literary heroes include but are not limited to Theodore Sturgeon, Stephen King, Geoffrey Chaucer, Neil Gaiman, Victor Hugo, Sheri S. Tepper, Charles DeLint, Terry Pratchett, O. Henry, Charles Dickens, Edgar Allen Poe and Dougie Maclean (great Celtic musician but an even better poet and lyricist). |
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