Totem

The Shaman felt that the Gods had foresaken his people, by casting them adrift in the human wave that had wafted upon their shore. Totem, is set on Haida Gwaii, the Charlotte islands, in British Columbia. It delves into the supernatural. It is what guided them then, and what makes them wonder now. It began on April 29, 1792, when a dastardly deed from the past rekindled a myth, that unleashed the tentacles of fate to reach presently.

The West Coast Natives, were more than Indian villages. They were a Nation, with a pantheon of Gods, Art, and architecture, that was larger than life; that became a threadmill to nowhere. Once the Man of War, the HMS Discovery, and the HMS Chatham, a Brigantine, under the command of George Vancouver, droped anchor by a settelment comprised of large cedar Longhouses, where Totems stood akin to sentinels.

Enjoy,

J. L. Roy

I reside in British Columbia, Canada. I've lived in four Canadian Provinces and I am well traveled. I spent five years in the R.C.A.F. and worked for Pan American Airways for three years in their aerospace division. My posting included France, Germany, and temporary duty in Belgium, amongst other employment. Besides writing, I enjoys doing wood carvings. I am the author of: The Newsboy, Totem, Thunderghost, I Cried a Tear, The Four Little Witches, The Last Diner in the Galaxy, The Spanish Angels, The 11 Hour Confessions, The Cull, sub-titled 2020 A New Vision, The Quantum Facsimile, A bewitch Christmas, Mindalogue a play, Cyborg #123666, and a few more gathering dust on my shelf.
Enjoy,
J. L. Roy