Books written by Gerald Hausman
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The Image Taker: The Selected Stories and Photographs of Edward S. Curtis
The photographs and stories of Edward S Curtis, speak though time of a bygone age.
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Guns
Here are stories that will shock and bewilder. N. Scott Momaday Hilary Hemingway Jeff Lindsay Trent Zelazny Jane Lindskold Aram Saroyan Jan Wiener AND MORE Stories of bravery and murder, stories of love, betrayal and suicide.
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Meditations with the Navajo: Prayers, Songs, and Stories of Healing and Harmony
Poet and author Gerald Hausman collects this and other stories with meditations that together capture the essence of the Navajo people's way of life and their understanding of the world.
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The Coyote Bead
When the "blue coats," United States federal forces, came to move The People from their land, many Navajo lost their lives, and most were driven away on The Long Walk.
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Wilderness
In 1808, mountain man John Colter ran and climbed 150 miles while being pursued by members of the Blackfeet nation.
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Turtle Island ABC: A Gathering of Native American Symbols
From A to Z, traditional Native American symbols are defined in this illustrated dictionary in terms of stories told by Native Americans. Resonant with meaning and lyricism and illustrated with...
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The Kebra Nagast: The Lost Bible of Rastafarian Wisdom and Faith
This edition of the Ethiopian text is edited by Gerald Hausman, with an introduction by Ziggy Marley.
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56 Thoughts from 56 Hope Road: The Sayings and Psalms of Bob Marley
In his spare writings we can see the ebb and flow of his journey as an artist and a humanitarian. Packaged for purse and pocket, this collection is sure to find a place in everyone's heart.
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Rastafarian Children of Solomon: The Legacy of the Kebra Nagast and the Path to Peace and Understanding
King Solomon said, “Thou didst take dead bones and cover them with bodies; they were motionless and thou didst give them energy for ... THE ODES OF SOLOMON 22:8–9 Here, in Jamaica, everything is a reminder of rock, of the foundation, ...
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The Mythology of Horses: Horse Legend and Lore Throughout the Ages
But it's the Andalusian, the favored mount of William the Conqueror and El Cid, that most people agree is the Spanish horse in quintessential form. Originally, the Andalusian was a warhorse, the carrier of well- armed, heavily armored ...
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Dogs of Myth: Tales from Around the World
A collection of traditional tales about dogs from around the world, arranged in such categories as "The Trickster Dog," "The Enchanted Dog," and "The Super Dog."
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Cats of Myth: Tales from Around the World
This collection of nine stories from Egypt, India, Japan, Scandinavia, Ireland and other places presents how cats are revered as goddesses, guardians, tricksters, warriors, magicians, and more. Leslie Baker's brilliant...
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The Mythology of Dogs: Canine Legend
Readers Digest Association . Reader's Digest Illustrated Book of Dogs , 2nd rev . Ed . Pleasantville , NY : 1993 . Scott , Jack Denton . “ The Gray Ghost Arrives . ” Field & Stream magazine . October , 1947 . Scott , Walter .
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Castaways: Stories of Survival
Six stories about shipwrecked people struggling to survive in difficult circumstances.
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The Jacob Ladder
After his father leaves their family, twelve-year-old Uton Hinds, known as Tall T, tries to earn extra money in his Jamaican village and tries to further his education as he ponders how he feels about his father's behavior.
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The Otter, the Spotted Frog and The Great Flood: A Creek Indian Tale
Based on a traditional story from the Creek Indians of northern Florida and Georgia, this book is retold by award-winning author and storyteller Gerald Hausman, and is brought to life by the powerful images of Ramon Shiloh.
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Meditations with Animals: A Native American Bestiary
These stories and poems contain the rites and rituals of a variety of tribes, depicting a world unified by the belief that the animal spirit dwells within each of us.
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Escape from Botany Bay
In 1791, after being transported to Australia in the first shipment of convicts, Mary Bryant, her husband, two children, and seven other convicts, unable to endure the terrible conditions of the penal colony, organize a daring escape in an ...
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Meditations with the Navajo: Prayers, Songs, and Stories of Healing and Harmony
... summer to the dying of fall and the coming of winter — so Changing Woman can attain old age , die , and be reborn . She is the symbol of the Female Rains and the psyche of ... Changing Woman and are therefore wellsprings of 13 CHANGING WOMAN.
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A Mind with Wings: The Story of Henry David Thoreau
It's July 4, 1845.