Overview

In 1891, a young woman was taken from a fishing camp in Eastern Washington by a Skanicum, as her people knew the Sasquatch. She eventually escaped from her ordeal, but she returned to her family with a terrible secret. Before Patty, Volume 1, is the story of the life of that woman, and of her hybrid son, Patrick, uncovered after months of research through over 160 forgotten documents dating from as early as the 1890s and spanning 100 years. Tragic, startling, and surprising, this is the story of what many thought impossible, forever altering our idea of what it is to be human and leading us to consider that Sasquatch may be a fierce and free human tribe. This is also a story of the hardships Native Americans, First Nations, and Alaska Natives have endured since Europeans first landed on the shores, devastating hundreds of once thriving cultures. As Colville Indian Agent, George H. Newman, wrote in 1897, ""I am astonished at the progress they have made, while at the same time I wonder how they have managed to live.""

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9781948189064

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""Sollie has cleverly woven together a narrative from sources that will leave readers with little doubt on the biology of the being known as Bigfoot. It has something for everyone. Sollie also presents more in-depth information in sufficient portions to maintain the interest of those who are conducting research. Sasquatch Tracker recommends this book!"" ---Michael Thompson; SasquatchTracker.com and the Boreal Bigfoot Research Group

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Born in Australia, Norman Sollie lives and writes in the state of Alaska where his cabin's outhouse has a view of Denali (Mount McKinley), the highest point in North America. He is a member of the Boreal Bigfoot Research Group and twice participated in hosting the Boreal Bigfoot Expo, the furthest north Sasquatch gathering in the world.

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