“The novel comes from a long shamanic tradition wherein the shaman-storyteller himself is transformed, no longer storyteller but a character, an animal, a god, a goddess, or a natural force that is not his everyday identity. And these moments, when… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share Image
“The novel comes from a long shamanic tradition wherein the shaman-storyteller himself is transformed, no longer storyteller but a character, an animal, a god,… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
“Only when we accept the fact that the world is never exactly as we see it through our individual lens of perception will we… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
“in the heat of unprecedented technological breakthroughs it is easy to think that we are invincible, like gods who would rule the world. But… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
“The coma carried me into a world where time and space seemed to vanish; it was a dreamlike existence in which people, places, and… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
“Dreams and visions are not always intended to be interpreted or analyzed. At times they say exactly what they mean, providing a set of… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
“we begin to see that we are spiritually linked with people halfway around the world, and with those who lived hundreds, even thousands of… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
“Always remember that writing is an alliance between author and reader. With every line we put down on the page, we need to leave… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
“The art of writing is not as solitary as one might think. When it finally dawns on us one day that our task as… — Hal Zina Bennett Copy Share
