Richard Wagamese Selected

...an inspiring look into his philosophies on living...This is a collection to be savored slowly, as readers allow what Wagamese shares to sink in under the noise of modern life. -Shelf Awareness Anyone who has had the privilege to read his work will know that he was a gifted storyteller. His writings are always honest, profound, and illuminating. And while his soul has moved on, his spirit remains to help guide us on our journey through life. What Comes From Spirit is one of those books that you will want to read again and again for the comfort of Wagamese's wisdom and inspiration. -Portland Book Review, 5-star review This parting gift is a conversation with the man himself and is suitably simultaneously revealing and enigmatic....this collection is closer in spirit to the offerings of the mystic poets and philosophers like Lao Tzu or Han Shan, the musings of men in love and awe with the natural world...a last story from a master storyteller. -Ormsby Review ...[Wagamese is] a key figure in the contemporary Indigenous literary renaissance. -The Globe and Mail The collection paints a vivid portrait of a man who could not only write beautifully, but who perhaps knew something we didn't....Wagamese had an eye for life. And the ability to put life in words. -The Toronto Star Treasure these words. Honour his thoughts. But don't read it too fast. Soak it in. Enjoy every morsel. Linger on each page because every paragraph has nuggets of understanding. Lines of wisdom. Stories to appreciate. -Drew Hayden Taylor, from the introduction.