<DIV><p>"[Nahoonkara]?incorporates elements of historical fiction with experimental fiction, but nothing that pulls the reader out of the fictional dream."<BR>?Robin Martin,<I>Gently Read Literature</I></p><p>"Departing from traditional narrative form, Grandbois moves masterfully between first, second, and third persons to invite readers into a textual visualization of how individual choices affect the well-being of the community." ?<I>Review of Contemporary Fiction</I></p><p>"Peter Grandbois is a splendid writer I intend to follow very closely.”<BR>?Robert Olen Butler, Pulitzer Prize Winning author of <I>A Good Scent From a Strange Mountain</I></p><p>"Vividly drawn, exquisitely crafted, <I>Nahoonkara</I> bespeaks not just the promise of its author, but also his undeniable power.”?Laird Hunt, author of <I>Ray of the Star</I></p><p>?Peter Grandbois has created an original world?and peopled it with a family portrayed vividly and with intense emotion and compassion.”?Sheila Kohler, O.Henry award winning author of <I>Cracks and Becoming Jane Eyre</I></p><p>In the tradition of nature writers Rick Bass and Annie Dillard, award winning writer Peter Grandbois' new novel <I>Nahoonkara</I> opens up an oneiric space of wonder, a place outside preconceived notions of reality and identity, a place where we are free to re-imagine ourselves.</p> <br></DIV>