The New Westward Wind
Kuhusu kitabu hiki cha kusikiliza
"The New Westward Wind" is an epic tale of unity, innovation, and cultural exchange. When Chief Tlaloc receives a divine vision instructing him to lead his people across the ocean, he forms a remarkable coalition of Aztec, Maya, Inca, and Iroquois nations. Together, they embark on a transformative journey that will change their world forever.
The story follows their incredible voyage across the Atlantic, where they establish contact with medieval Spain. Led by the wise Chief Tlaloc, the compassionate healer Aiyana, the practical engineer Inti, the visionary Pakal, and the diplomatic Luis, the coalition must navigate cultural differences, overcome opposition, and forge lasting alliances. Through their shared knowledge of agriculture, medicine, astronomy, and engineering, they create a unique partnership that benefits both worlds.
This richly detailed novel explores themes of unity, innovation, and the power of cultural collaboration. From climactic battles to the establishment of revolutionary institutions, "The New Westward Wind" imagines a fascinating alternative history where Indigenous American civilizations and European societies meet as equals, working together to build a better future. It's a story of hope, resilience, and the enduring power of shared wisdom.
Perfect for readers who enjoy historical fantasy, cultural exploration, and tales of human connection, this book offers a fresh perspective on what might have been possible through understanding and cooperation.
Kuhusu mwandishi
My goal is to bring a positive view of life experiences in my writing. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., I grew up surrounded by the nation's capital's vibrant culture and diverse communities. My teenage years were spent in Maryland, where I sincerely appreciated the unique blend of urban and suburban life.
From a young age, I was known for my shy and quiet demeanor, often finding solace in my thoughts and observations. This reflective nature led me to develop a keen interest in people, particularly in the wisdom and experiences of older adults. I spent countless hours in the company of elders, listening to their stories and learning from their perspectives.
This early exposure to intergenerational interactions instilled in me a profound respect for the lessons that can be understood by those who have lived through different times.
My journey took a significant turn when I joined the Army and served in Desert Storm. The experiences I gained during my military service were transformative, teaching me about resilience, teamwork, and the complexities of human nature. The discipline and perspective I acquired in the Army have been invaluable in shaping my worldview and approach to writing.
