Where Flows the Creek: a Romp in the eDimension

You must enter the river as you entered life: with eyes focused on the journey. Would we choose life if we were looking only at its destination? asks the otter as he entrusts the elf to rapids he has never dared attempt himself.Intrigued by a dream an aging elf adventures beyond the meadow creek he has called home since being sent into the wilderness as an orphan. Driven by insatiable curiosity he sets off with only the words of a nursery rhyme to direct him: If ever youre lost in confusion Turn to the creek and its flow: Meandering falling through gorge Through desert in drought or in snow.Step forth with a stride quick and steady.Trust guidance to come as you go.Its course from the crest of the Rockies to the vast Pacific leads him through a colorful spectrum of lives and deaths of roadrunners that heal and hummingbird historians a halfling and a blundering alchemist both empathic and aggressive cacti an effete bullfrog and a giggling mama bear. The lyrical prose builds till the Deepest Longing we each carry calls his heart Homeward.Learn the ways of water and glimpse the biodiversity of our spectacular American West. Join the ever-changing dance of creek and elf as they pass among a delightful contingent of creatures who have lessons for Rowans ebbing life . . . and perhaps yours.PRAISE FOR WHERE FLOWS THE CREEKby David Colin CarrA cult classic. Nancy London co-author of Our Bodies Our SelvesRich imagery to be enjoyed in small bites . . . like chocolate. Rev. Jane BronsonA charming untraditional introduction to the realms of aging and dying and death. L James Johnson author of The Jesus PrincipleExquisite precious pure delight. Connie Clark author of Joy After 50: A Womans GuideBut elves dont die! Elizabeth Pomada literary agent.