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    Zoogaia

    By Timothy J. Tate

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    ZooGaia is a cautionary tale, a fable, describing the effects of a world run amok. It is the first book of the Zoogaia trilogy that describes a world dominated by a lost patriarchy. Aurora, a teenage avatar, is confronted by the pain and distress of earth’s precious creatures being killed slowly by man’s greed and ignorance. Aurora leads the charge on shifting the literal and mythic landscape of Gaia, our own Mother Earth. Along with the help of the animals living everywhere on the landscape of Gaia’s this our ancient and beautiful world, Aurora’s attempts to usher in a new and sane age creates an adventure story that both shocks and gives hope.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVeronica Lane Books
    Release dateApr 1, 2016
    ISBN9781625177674
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    Timothy J. Tate

    Timothy is a man from the mountains. He lives in a high country valley in Montana surrounded by mountain ranges. Yellowstone National Park is ninety miles away. Deer, bear and occasionally mountain lion wander through his town. He apprenticed with indigenous Native Americans in the old rituals of fasting, sweat lodges, and Sundances. His backpacking adventures into the wilderness, at times with his children and other times solo, revealed Nature’s secrets. He loves life and it's mysteries, is renewed by music, hosting a weekly radio show, and talks to people about their dreams in his private counseling practice. He delights in sharing his passive solar home with his wife Susan and their two cats, Clancy and Coco.

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