Hawk DancerPhotos and art regarding the novel By: Bro. Joshua Seidl, SSP. email author Google Book Partners Presents: An inside peek of several pages of Hawk Dancer. If you havn't purchased a copy, click the big blue button for a preview. |
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![]() CCC Totem pole Click to read a section ![]() Author's inheritance ![]() Sgt. T Douglas Click to read a section ![]() Chas. D. Seidl |
This is a collection of
six photos and two drawings by Bro. Joshua with reference to the book Hawk Dancer.
If you see "Click to read a section" under any picture - then I have placed a one or two page section from the book in with that picture. _______________________________________________________________ • Top left: Totem pole - One of three totem poles put up by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's at H. W. Wells State Park. Located just outside of Cedar River, Michigan, the site of the fictional Birch Clump found in the novel Hawk Dancer. Photo around 1985. • Top right: Black Castle, Republic of Turkey • • September 1973 found Cuauhtlotazin, Joseph and Joshua at the airport in Green Bay. They took a chance on going to Turkey, even with the marshal law in effect. Photo, 1973. ******** • 2nd left: Bro. Joshua is wearing his grandfather's vest, great grandfather's Thunderbird neckpiece, and his great grandmother's headband. Photo around 2003, Cleveland State University, Ohio. • 2nd right: Methodist Church: This Church burned down in the 1950's, Odanah on the Bad River Ojibwe Nation in northern Wisconsin. The author's grand and great grandparents served the Methodist Church in Red Cliff, Washburn and Odanah as ministers from around 1948 into the 1970's. • Quote from the book, "There was one Methodist minister, a circuit preacher, who was different. He was an Ojibwe named Minwahjimowinini." ****** • 3rd left: Author's rendition of fictional character, Sgt. T. Douglas, "A copper tone Fiat Stratus with jigsaw cracks in the body paint pulled into the crowded restaurant lot. A lanky, somewhat underweight, six-foot driver wearing Jordache jeans and a fadded military fatigue shirt stepped out." • 3rd right: Fayette State Park ghost town, Michigan. This photo was taken around 1985. • • The quote from the book for a scene from 1969, "[John's] next destination called for a longer stretch through Manistique and down the Garden Peninsula to a ghost town state park called Fayette along Big Bay de Noc." ******** • Bottom left: Charles D. Seidl, the author's father, is wearing regalia belonging to the author's grandfather. Photo: around 1954, Washburn, Wisconsin. • Bottom right: brawl - Author's rendition of a scene in Hawk Dancer,• • "Dean finally got the upper position and delivered three blows, then voluntarily fell away to take what brief recess from the battle he could steal." Hawk Dancer © 2004 Bro. Joshua Seidl,SSP Hawk Dancer llustrations © 2004 by Kathy Johnson art and photos on this page ©2005 Society of St. Paul Newly revised: ___________________________________________________________ |
![]() Black Castle ![]() Church in Odanah • bead work by Bro. Joshua ![]() Ghost town ![]() Brawling in the park Click to read a section For the curious:
There are around 57 pages to this site, but only 20 are listed in the menu found on most pages. The other 30 pages are supporting off
shoots of the major listed pages.
Click here if you want to see the other pages or at least read what they
are about. This particular link to the semi-hidden pages is found on only a few pages of this site. |
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