An advertising executive goes on a Native American vision quest.
The life of a New York advertising executive, Llewellyn (Wolf) Smith, is turned inside out when he is forced to experience a Native American vision quest. Accused of murder after the experience, he confronts the damage done to family and friends by his former self. (This novel was previously published by a small press that has folded. I own the rights. The novel was a finalist for the Forword Magazine Book of the Year Award, won the Star of Washington award, and won the POW Book of the Year Award. Only 2000 copies were sold before the publisher folded. I am looking for another publisher.) Quotes: "When Persun writes of man/nature, he writes of us -- not just to us -- and shows us images we can't simply blink away." -Robert Fulton, Jr., author. "Llewellyn Smith is angry, arrogant, cynical, contentious, and obnoxious. Before too many pages have gone by you'll be devoutly wishing that something would happen to this central figure of Wolf's Rite. Something does, and it should happen to everyone." -Jerry Spinelli, author.