Seaweed and Shamans: Inheriting the Gifts of GriefLiterary Nonfiction. Asian American Studies. Memoir. "Heartfelt and at times heart-rending, SEAWEED AND SHAMANS details Brenda Paik Sunoo's journey through grief into solace. Written with courage and generosity, her collection of essays traverses personal memory and Korean-American history, as well as the thoughts and drawings garnered from diary entries of the child she lost. A testimony to the endurance of faith and art, life and love. SEAWEED AND SHAMANS is a gift of healing"--Nora Okja Keller, author of Comfort Woman and Fox Girl. |
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Contents
The Rose Thief Gift of Flowers | 13 |
Schnip Schnaps Gift of Journals | 29 |
Grace and Good Deed Gift of Generosity | 43 |
Lee Gift of Memoir | 57 |
Stone Spirits Gift of Spirituality | 71 |
Seaweed and Shamans Gift of Compassion | 87 |
Don Diablo Drive Gift of Family Memories | 103 |
In Memory of Helen Foster Snow Gift of a Mentor | 117 |
Close Encounters of a Different Kind Gift of Love | 131 |
Last Day First Day Gift of Dreams | 149 |
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