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Way of the Snow Crane

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Tenzin Gyatso a non-conventional Buddhist monk, who has created a martial arts known as Snow Crane, is asked to act as a guide and protector for the young Pema and his two older companions, Kharma and Nomkai, who claim they are on a pilgrimage across the barren Tibetan Plateau to Muktinath in northern Nepal. As they travel through the harsh land, which harbours fierce bandits and other dangers, Tenzin discovers that his three companions are not what they seem, and that he has inevitably been caught-up in their desperate attempt for freedom.

193 pages

First published December 1, 2012

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Andrew James Pritchard

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Descended from the storied Ottawa Valley Pritchards, Andrew James Pritchard has embraced a life of adventure and exploration. Born in Ottawa in 1968, his journey has taken him to diverse corners of the world, each place leaving an indelible mark on his creative spirit.

From the bustling cities of Toronto and Kingston, Ontario, to the rolling hills of Sligo, Ireland, and the breathtaking vistas of Pokhara, Nepal, Pritchard has immersed himself in the rich tapestry of cultures and landscapes. His travels have extended to Europe, Asia, the Middle East, the Caribbean, and parts of Africa and Australia, each destination offering a unique perspective and inspiration.

Pritchard's fictional novels and short stories are a testament to his insatiable wanderlust, weaving together the threads of his travel experiences into captivating narratives. His writing invites readers to embark on their literary adventures, exploring the depths of human emotion and the complexities of our world.

Currently residing in Toronto with his wife, Liou, Pritchard continues to draw inspiration from the diverse tapestry of his life's journey. His titles are available in eBook form at Kobobooks.com, and he is also listed under Cheeky Bugger Publications, offering readers a gateway to his imaginative and thought-provoking works.

Through his writing, Pritchard invites us to embrace the spirit of exploration, to seek out the untold stories that lie beyond the horizon, and to celebrate the rich diversity of our world.

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