Because history is nothing more than a natural footprint left by the people who walked it before we did, the telling of their lives should be conveyed to the listener in the same spirit that footprint was pressed into the earth. In other words, the real life characters of the past (the good ones and the bad ones) at least deserve to have their stories accurately described. Sea Buzzards does that. Our received version of what, when, and who has been tampered with diluted facts, vague extrap...

A Note to the Reader,"Are you aware of the consequences that will most certainly occur should your unraveling come up with the 'truth'? What will change in your life when you discover that what you learned, even as a youth, was a lie? Can you imagine a world in which there are no wrong doings, a place with worries of war simply being part of a fable, a country you live in who provides 'only for its own', the necessary comforts of life...all at no cost of labor nor coin?"A w...

When sixteen-year-old Running Hawk is exiled to the South Yadkin River basin for twelve months-ostensibly as punishment for getting the chief 's daughter pregnant-his tribal elders believe it's a death sentence. Nevertheless, he sets out to build a home for himself, Summer, and their baby. Soon after the resettlement of the half-Saponi orphan, a white wolf mysteriously appears and inadvertently kicks off a yearlong odyssey that eventually throws Running Hawk's lot in with General George Wa...