Spirit wrestler
- Published
- 1980
- Pages
- 306
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 0002224089
- Reading Time
- ~5h 21min
Spirit wrestler is a shamans, children book by James A. Houston. In 1980. It has 306 pages.
About this book
Inuit hunters bring a dying man to the camp of the administrator of Baffin Island. Revived by the officer, the man, Shoona, lives long enough to tell his story. An unwanted orphan, Shoona is taught to be a 'spirit wrestler, ' a shaman capable of influencing the demons and spirits that control human destiny. Revered at first for his magic, Shoona becomes a feared outcast when his enemies are overtaken by uncanny and fatal events. Then, out of pride, he steals the sacred amulets of the powerful sea goddess Sedna, and is confronted by a mysterious white man who is obsessed with Inuit lore, and who soon attracts Shoona's wife.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many pages is Spirit wrestler?+
Spirit wrestler has 306 pages.
When was Spirit wrestler published?+
Spirit wrestler was published in 1980.
What genre is Spirit wrestler?+
Spirit wrestler is a Shamans, Children, Eskimos, Eskimos in fiction, Fiction in English book.
What is Spirit wrestler about?+
Inuit hunters bring a dying man to the camp of the administrator of Baffin Island. Revived by the officer, the man, Shoona, lives long enough to tell his story. An unwanted orphan, Shoona is taught to be a 'spirit wrestler, ' a shaman capable of influencing the demons and spirits that control human ...
Who wrote Spirit wrestler?+
Spirit wrestler was written by James A. Houston.