G.W. Mullins, an author of Native American heritage, delves into the realms of the paranormal and Native American studies in his writing. His extensive body of work explores the rich tapestry of myths, legends, and folklore of indigenous peoples, presented in a captivating and accessible narrative style. Beyond this, Mullins ventures into science fiction and fantasy, crafting imaginative tales that probe the darker corners of human experience. His distinctive voice and profound exploration of spiritual and supernatural themes offer readers a unique literary journey.
The narrative starts with a poignant story of a man transformed into a polar bear and evolves into a grand mythical adventure. Drawing inspiration from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, G.W. Mullins crafts a new mythology that immerses readers in a captivating world of snow and ice, expanding the original tale into a rich and imaginative experience.
The story follows Nick Grainger, a college student who inadvertently opens a portal to a parallel universe while on an archaeological dig in Egypt. Alongside three companions, he navigates the complexities of an ancient alien gateway system, becoming lost in a vast multiverse. Their journey is filled with challenges as they seek a way back home, exploring the intricacies of different worlds and the mysteries that lie within.
The book showcases a unique fusion of Southern and Mountain cuisine, celebrating a vibrant blend of flavors. It features a collection of baking recipes inspired by the author's experiences living in the mountains, highlighting the distinctive tastes that arise from this culinary combination. Each recipe aims to evoke the joy and richness of both traditions, making it a delightful exploration of regional cooking.
Nita's tribe confronts a terrifying cycle as the bear arrives with each full moon, bringing death and destruction. The story explores themes of survival, fear, and the struggle against an ancient threat that looms over the community. As Nita navigates this perilous reality, her journey reveals the resilience and strength of her people in the face of overwhelming odds. The narrative delves into the bonds of family and the fight to protect what matters most amidst the looming danger.
Set in 2029, the narrative explores the onset of a third world war that threatens humanity with extinction. Amidst this chaos, the quest to colonize the moon emerges as a desperate attempt for refuge from the madness of war and the environmental devastation caused by years of pollution. This backdrop highlights the struggle for survival and the search for a new beginning in the face of impending doom.
Rooted in Native American traditions, this collection of stories celebrates the rich heritage of bear lore passed down through generations. Each tale invites readers to connect with cultural history and share these timeless narratives with future generations, fostering a sense of community and continuity.
The discovery of a mysterious derelict spacecraft leads to a salvage mission that uncovers an ancient relic with unforeseen consequences. Upon its retrieval, deadly spores are released into Earth's atmosphere, posing a significant threat. As the story unfolds, the characters must confront the implications of this powerful artifact and the chaos it brings, exploring themes of discovery, danger, and the unknown.
Native American tribes had many stories of the bear. Many believed in the shapeshifters, where tribesmen could become animals. One of these stories is of a Cherokee girl named Nita. Her tribe faced the bear every full moon. When the bear came, many would die. To protect his daughter, the chief sent her away to live in a rip in time and space, called the void. He told her it was for her protection, but he never told her of the bear history. One member of his tribe, was burdened with carrying the bear trait. For a lifetime, they would be cursed with being both human and bear until their death. Then a new child would be born to carry the trait. While in the void, Nita discovers the history of the white bear, and her people's inheritance.
What begins as a simple, bittersweet tale about a man turned into a polar bear, grandly unfolds into a rich, mythical adventure in the book series Rise Of The Snow Queen. Based on Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale, author G.W. Mullins expands on this story creating a new mythology that takes readers into the world of snow and ice. In book three: To save the life of her friend Kai, Gerda a young innocent girl, sets out on a magical journey which will change her life forever. Along the way, she finds a great power within herself and a gift she never imagined from her deceased mother. As Gerda challenges one of the most powerful creatures alive, the Snow Queen, she discovers she is stronger than she ever imagined.
Featuring a collection of Southern and Mountain recipes, this book showcases the authentic flavors that define comfort food. It includes a variety of dishes, from classic post roast to fluffy buttermilk biscuits, emphasizing their hearty and down-to-earth qualities. Unique to this collection is a recipe for moonshine, adding a distinctive twist to the traditional fare. Ideal for those seeking to explore rich culinary traditions, this book celebrates the essence of regional cooking.